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@hyai/cli

v0.1.9

Published

22 days ago

A local HY AI assets workspace powered by rulesync

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HY AI

A local HY AI assets workspace powered by rulesync.

Requires Node.js 22.12.0 or newer. HY AI uses the Rulesync npm package by default; on macOS and Windows, the UI can also detect a separately installed global Rulesync executable.

What it does

opens a local web UI for managing team AI assets in the current project
serves the built frontend and API from the same local server
lets you edit config, manage .rulesync files, and run rulesync-backed actions without relying on CLI commands for every step

Local development

From the repo root:

corepack pnpm install
corepack pnpm build
node packages/cli/dist/index.js

Pack locally

From the repo root:

corepack pnpm pack:cli

Publish flow

Update the version in packages/cli/package.json.
Build from the repo root with corepack pnpm build.
Verify the tarball with corepack pnpm pack:cli.
Sign in to npm and confirm permission to publish under @hyai.
Confirm the MIT open-source license and run the final publish verification.
Publish with npm publish --registry https://registry.npmjs.org/.

Consumers install the public package with:

npm install -g @hyai/cli
hyai

hyai opens the local UI in the default browser after the local health check succeeds. Use hyai --no-open or set HYAI_OPEN_BROWSER=false when automatic browser opening is not wanted.

Multiple projects can run at the same time. HY AI starts at port 3210 and automatically uses the next available port. Set PORT=<port> to require a specific port.