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@monora-ai/connector

v0.1.23

Published

Official CLI for Monora, the self-hosted company brain. Composes the folders your access key authorizes into a local git working tree you and your AI tools can read and edit; changes you commit push back to your own Monora instance. Talks only to the inst

Readme

@monora-ai/connector

The official CLI for Monora, the self-hosted company brain. It composes the folders your access key authorizes into a local git working tree that you - and your AI tools - can read and edit, and pushes your changes back to your own Monora instance. It talks only to the instance URL you connect to.

npx -y @monora-ai/connector login --url https://git.your-instance.example
monora sync     # bring your folders to this computer
monora save -m "what changed"   # commit + push every changed folder

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | monora login --url <url> | Connect this machine (browser approval; installs the monora command). | | monora sync | Clone/update every folder your key authorizes. --brains a,b / --orgs <id> scope a workspace to a subset (sticky); --unscope clears it. | | monora save -m "..." | Commit and push every changed folder; creates staged folders (A), archives folders deleted from disk (D, recoverable). --dry-run previews. | | monora status | What changed locally (A/M/D per folder). | | monora add <dir> | Promote a subdirectory into its own folder (created on the next save). | | monora collapse <folder> | Fold flat child folders back into their parent and archive the redundant repos. | | monora restore [<name>] | List the trash, or bring an archived folder back - with full history. | | monora doctor | Diagnose why a folder is missing, divergent, or blocked. | | monora new-brain "<Name>" --from <dir> | Create a brain from a local directory and push its content. | | monora update | Update this tool itself to the latest release (any install: shim, npm/pnpm -g). | | monora --version | Print the running version. |

Safety model

  • Access is decided and enforced server-side by your Monora instance, not by this CLI. A folder you cannot read never appears on disk.
  • Divergence integrates by merge, never force - no save or sync can discard a side. Same-line conflicts are left marked for you (or your AI) to resolve; a blind re-save refuses to commit unresolved markers.
  • Deletions are soft: an archived folder keeps its full git history and monora restore brings it back.
  • The prune never removes uncommitted or unpushed work, and one mutating command runs per workspace at a time (.monora/lock).
  • Access keys are scoped per user and revocable at any time; a revoked key stops working immediately. Keys are never persisted into repo config, and error output redacts them.

The full edge-case ledger lives in HARDENING.md.