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@modelbound/mind-cli

v0.2.0

Published

Command-line tools for the .mind/ specification.

Readme

@modelbound/mind-cli

Command-line tools for the .mind/ specification.

npx @modelbound/mind-cli init              # scaffold .mind/ + task-budgets.json
npx @modelbound/mind-cli new skill <name>  # create scoped skill in .mind/skills/
npx @modelbound/mind-cli skill-trust <path># score skill with scanner h5
npx @modelbound/mind-cli review approve <path>
npx @modelbound/mind-cli review gate <path> # CI gate (exit 1 if unapproved)
npx @modelbound/mind-cli status            # trust + confidence trend

Install

npm i -g @modelbound/mind-cli

Anti-slop defaults

mind init and mind new skill inject a Scope Constraints block by default (max 5 files, 250 LOC, 1 feature). Override limits repo-wide in .modelbound/task-budgets.json. Pass --no-scope to opt out.

Trust scanner h5 flags missing scope limits, unbounded wording, unapproved dependency installs, and unbounded refactors. Run mind skill-trust or mind status to see scores and trend arrows.

Skill review lifecycle

Review state lives in skill frontmatter (review.state, review.approved_hash, etc.). Editing an approved skill resets effective state to draft.

| Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | mind review request <path> | Mark pending review | | mind review approve <path> | Approve (stores body hash + trust) | | mind review reject <path> | Reject with notes | | mind review status <path> --diff | Show payload + trust delta vs approval | | mind review gate <path> | CI gate — non-zero exit if not approved |

Migration (0.1 → 0.2)

  1. Add .modelbound/task-budgets.json (or run mind init in a fresh repo to copy defaults).
  2. Add the scope-constraint block to each .mind/skills/*.md file (see mind-spec §10).
  3. Add review: frontmatter or run mind review approve after human review.
  4. Replace mind review (diff proposals) with mind proposals — the old command was renamed.

Other commands

  • mind validate — parse frontmatter, exit non-zero on errors
  • mind gc — remove stale diff files (>30 days)
  • mind trust <path> — freeze a memory file as human-reviewed (not skill trust)
  • mind diff <target> — scaffold a proposed-write under .mind/diff/
  • mind proposals — list pending diff proposals

License

Apache 2.0.