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@mozartec/mos-cli

v0.3.1

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The mos CLI: serve any vault's board and wiki locally (`mos serve`), scaffold a new vault (`mos init`), and validate one (`mos validate`). Read-only over existing vaults; ships the built web app bundled with the vault endpoints in one Node process.

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@mozartec/mos-cli

mos (markdown on steroids) renders a folder of markdown as a wiki and a Kanban board. The folder is the source of truth; the app is strictly read-only — your editor and your AI agent do the writing.

Requires Node ≥ 20.

Quick start

npx @mozartec/mos-cli init    # turn the current folder into a vault
npx @mozartec/mos-cli serve   # board + wiki at http://127.0.0.1:4400

Or install globally for a plain mos command:

npm i -g @mozartec/mos-cli
mos init && mos serve

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | mos serve [dir] [--port <n>] | Serve the vault at dir (default: the nearest vault at or above the current directory). Live-reloads on file changes. | | mos init [dir] | Scaffold a vault: starter .mos/config.json, one example card, an AGENTS.md write guide. One-time bootstrap — refuses to touch an existing vault. | | mos validate [dir] | Validate the vault(s) at or under dir (default: the current directory) against .mos/config.json. Exits non-zero if any vault has errors — usable as a CI check. | | mos --version / mos --help | Version / usage. |

What a vault is

Any folder containing .mos/config.json. Markdown files under board/ whose frontmatter declares a configured type are cards on the board; the rest of the folder renders as a wiki. Card types, states, and columns all come from the config — nothing about your vocabulary is hardcoded. Internal links (id references like T-001 and ordinary relative markdown links) navigate in-app, and the same files render unchanged on GitHub.

The full format contract, the architecture, and the agent-driven write convention live in the mos repository — start with docs/12-ADOPTING.md.

Read-only by design

mos serve has no write endpoint and rejects non-GET requests; init never overwrites a file. Every change to your vault happens through your editor or your AI assistant.

License

MIT