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@hasna/assistants

v1.1.151

Published

Personal AI assistant that runs in your terminal — powered by the AI SDK

Readme

@hasna/assistants

Personal AI assistant that runs in your terminal — powered by the AI SDK

npm License

Install

npm install -g @hasna/assistants

CLI Usage

assistants --help

List, search, status, and history commands are compact by default so they stay safe for agent terminals. Use --limit <n> and --cursor <n> to page through rows, --verbose for wider previews, --json for machine-readable output, and the matching show/read/get command or --full when you need complete detail.

Examples:

assistants sessions list --limit 10
assistants sessions <session-id> --verbose
assistants sessions <session-id> --full
assistants search "auth bug" --limit 5 --json

Storage

This package stores assistant data locally under the Hasna data directory. It does not require the shared cloud package.

Programmatic storage helpers are exported from @hasna/assistants/storage:

import { getAssistantsStorageStatus, storagePush } from "@hasna/assistants/storage";

console.log(getAssistantsStorageStatus().local.dbPath);
await storagePush();

The CLI exposes the same surface:

assistants storage status --json
assistants storage push
assistants storage pull
assistants storage sync

Remote sync is optional and uses a package-owned SQLite snapshot in S3:

  • HASNA_ASSISTANTS_STORAGE_MODE=local|remote|hybrid
  • HASNA_ASSISTANTS_S3_BUCKET=hasna-xyz-opensource-assistants-prod
  • HASNA_ASSISTANTS_S3_PREFIX=assistants/
  • HASNA_ASSISTANTS_AWS_REGION=us-east-1
  • HASNA_ASSISTANTS_DB_PATH=/path/to/assistants.db

Data Directory

Data is stored in ~/.hasna/assistants/.

License

Apache-2.0 -- see LICENSE