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@hstm-labs/forge-cli

v0.3.8

Published

Command-line interface for Forge — built with Commander.js, providing interactive workspace initialization, pipeline execution, compliance verification, output delivery, and run status reporting.

Readme

@hstm-labs/forge-cli

Command-line interface for Forge — built with Commander.js, providing interactive workspace initialization, pipeline execution, compliance verification, output delivery, and run status reporting.

Installation

npm install -g @hstm-labs/forge-cli

Commands

forge init [name]        # Initialize a new Forge workspace
forge generate           # Run the generation pipeline
forge verify             # Verify compliance against specification
forge deliver            # Package and deliver output
forge status [runId]     # Show run status and benchmarks

Global Options

  • --json — machine-readable JSON output
  • --quiet — suppress non-essential output
  • --verbose — enable debug logging
  • --no-color — disable terminal colors
  • --no-input — disable interactive prompts (CI mode)

Init Options

  • --mode=api|agent — set the default execution mode (stored in forge.config.json as defaultMode)

Generate Options

  • --mode=api|agent — execution mode; when provided, updates the stored default for future runs
  • --stage=<name> — run a specific stage only
  • --continue — resume an AWAITING_AGENT run
  • --resume — resume a failed run
  • --benchmark — enable performance benchmarking

Public API

  • createProgram() — create the Commander.js program instance
  • formatSuccess(), formatError(), formatWarning(), formatInfo() — styled output helpers
  • printJson() — JSON output for --json mode
  • handleError() — structured error handler
  • GlobalOptions — global option types

Usage

import { createProgram } from '@hstm-labs/forge-cli';

const program = createProgram();
await program.parseAsync(process.argv);

License

MIT