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@mastishk/cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI for the Mastishk protocol — persistent structured memory for AI coding agents.

Downloads

80

Readme

@mastishk/cli

CLI for the Mastishk protocol — add persistent structured memory to any project.

Install

npm install -g @mastishk/cli
# or use with npx
npx @mastishk/cli init

Quick start

# 1. Add Mastishk memory to your project
npx mastishk init

# 2. Get memory context for your current task
npx mastishk inject "build JWT authentication"

# 3. Log an issue or error
npx mastishk log "Zod version conflict with existing deps"

# 4. Check memory health
npx mastishk status

# 5. Commit memory state to git
npx mastishk checkpoint

Commands

mastishk init [--template <name>]

Scaffold .mastishk/ folder structure, create memory-map.json and agents.json, and append a Mastishk section to CLAUDE.md if present.

mastishk inject <task>

Get structured memory context for a task. Output is a formatted string ready for use in an agent system prompt — DAG traversal from matched nodes, not keyword search.

mastishk update <id> [--status <status>] [--confidence <float>]

Update the status or confidence of an existing memory node.

mastishk log [--error] <message>

Append an issue or error to .mastishk/issues/. Creates a new issue-{timestamp}.msk.md node.

mastishk scan

Infer memory from the existing project — reads package.json, git log, and README.md to create starter knowledge and state nodes.

mastishk status

Show memory health: node count by layer and status, open issues, stale nodes.

mastishk checkpoint [--message <msg>]

Git commit the current .mastishk/ state as a memory checkpoint.

mastishk mcp

Start the MCP server (see @mastishk/mcp).

Memory structure

.mastishk/
  intent/         ← long-term goals and constraints
  state/          ← current tasks, progress, blockers
  knowledge/      ← architecture decisions, tech stack
  issues/         ← errors, bugs, blockers
  agents.json     ← registered agents and conflict strategy
  memory-map.json ← DAG index

Protocol