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@nsp-labs/agnostic-cli

v0.2.3

Published

Official Agnostic CLI for backend-mediated local workspace development.

Readme

Agnostic CLI

Official CLI package for backend-mediated local workspace development.

npm install -g @nsp-labs/agnostic-cli
agnostic login
agnostic workspace clone <project-id> ./api --unit api
agnostic workspace status
agnostic workspace pull
agnostic workspace push -m "feat: update API" --build

workspace clone writes the selected service/site files directly into the destination folder. The CLI stores a non-secret path mapping in .agnostic/workspace.json, so workspace push can be run from that folder without repeating project or unit flags.

agnostic login uses https://api.agn0.ru/ by default. Pass --api-url only when targeting a local or custom API, for example agnostic login --api-url http://localhost:3000/api.

The local .agnostic/workspace.json stores only workspace metadata. API access tokens and backend workspace tokens are stored in the user's home directory under ~/.agnostic.