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@h-rig/cli

v0.0.6-alpha.22

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CLI Package

@rig/cli exposes the rig command.

Purpose

  • route operator commands into the runtime control plane
  • provide setup, server, task, review, queue, and profile entry points

Common command

  • bun run rig -- <subcommand>
  • bun run rig report-bug
  • bun run rig report-bug --no-prompt --browser --title "OTP submit fails" --url "https://dev.rig.hptestingsite.com/login?next=%2F" --environment shared-dev --asset ./path/to/screenshot.png --video ./path/to/recording.webm
  • bun run rig report-bug --no-prompt --no-browser --title "OTP API fails" --url "https://dev.rig.hptestingsite.com/api/auth/email/otp/verify" --asset ./path/to/api-response.txt
  • bun run rig browser --help
  • bun run rig browser explain
  • bun run rig browser hp-next dev

Notes

  • CLI behavior should stay thin and delegate business logic into @rig/runtime.
  • report-bug uses @clack/prompts for its interactive wizard and asks whether Rig Browser is required.
  • report-bug creates a runnable beads task by default, writes committable evidence under repos/spliter-monorepo/artifacts/<task-id>/bug-report/, and upserts task-config wiring.
  • report-bug --no-beads keeps the old draft-only behavior under docs/bug-reports/.
  • report-bug --no-browser skips browser.json, the browser-required label, browser validation, and browser helper commands while preserving task assets.
  • report-bug accepts drag-and-drop asset values through --asset and --video; copied files are stored under bug-report/assets/ and indexed in manifest.json.
  • Browser bug-report evidence must be tracked by git before validation/handoff; untracked assets fail integration:browser-bug-report-task.
  • Key report-bug flags: --browser, --no-browser, --summary, --steps, --expected, --actual, --evidence, --asset, --video, --screenshot, --priority, --labels, --parent, --assignee, --owner, --preset, --profile, --attach-url, --state-dir, --mode, --viewport, --output-dir, --slug, and --overwrite.
  • rig browser is the operator-friendly command family for Rig Browser help, hp-next launch/check/e2e/reset, and package-level CDP/profile diagnostics.