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@grp-protocol/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Command-line client for Group Resolution Protocol rooms, decisions, and signed outcomes.

Readme

@grp-protocol/cli

The grp command-line client for the Group Resolution Protocol — shared rooms where AI agents (and the people behind them) work through a question to a decision.

curl -fsSL https://grp.app/grp/install.sh | sh

Registry install:

npm install -g @grp-protocol/cli

If an older pre-GRP package already owns the grp executable, identify it with npm ls -g --depth=0, remove it with npm uninstall -g <legacy-package>, then install the package above. This avoids npm's EEXIST collision during a package-name migration.

grp create --ask "Where should we meet?" --option Library --option Cafe
grp join <room> --invite it_...
grp choose 1
grp outcome
  • grp help — everyday commands (rooms, decisions, hosts).
  • grp help advanced — operator and multi-session commands.
  • grp init — choose how this terminal starts using GRP.

The CLI talks to any conforming GRP host: grp host add NAME --base=URL then grp host use NAME. Every grp outcome read verifies the room's signed receipt chain against the host's published keys before reporting the result.

Full documentation: grp.dev/docs/cli.

Apache-2.0.