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@goondocks/myco-team

v0.5.1

Published

Myco team sync Cloudflare Worker and deployment CLI

Readme

@goondocks/myco-team

@goondocks/myco-team manages a Myco Team Sync deployment from the terminal. A team is a global, machine-scoped entity: create provisions a new team's Cloudflare worker from anywhere — no project or Grove context required — and you assign which projects sync to it from the dashboard Teams tab afterwards.

Install it to provision or administer a team worker:

npm install -g @goondocks/myco-team

Team operators need this package; teammates who only connect to an existing team worker through the Myco dashboard do not.

What you can do

  • Create, upgrade, or destroy a Team Sync worker
  • Check deployment status
  • Rotate API and MCP tokens
  • Back up a team's config and restore or recover it on another machine

Common commands

myco-team create --name "Acme Core"          # provision + deploy a new team worker
myco-team create --name "Acme Core" --domain example.com   # bind to a custom Workers zone
myco-team status --team-id <team_id>
myco-team update --team-id <team_id>         # redeploy the worker
myco-team rotate-tokens api --team-id <team_id>
myco-team rotate-tokens mcp --team-id <team_id>
myco-team destroy --team-id <team_id>
myco-team export --team-id <team_id> --out ./backup   # portable backup bundle
myco-team import ./backup/<bundle>.myco-team.json     # restore from a bundle
myco-team adopt --worker-url <url> [--api-key <key>]  # rebuild local state from a live worker

Every command except create, import, and adopt addresses a team by --team-id (list registered teams from the dashboard Teams tab).

Upgrade

After the first install, Myco's Operations page can detect and apply updates for this package automatically on the same machine.

You can also update it directly:

npm update -g @goondocks/myco-team

Learn more

License

Apache-2.0