@omg-dev/apps

Retired create/deploy CLI. It can still create a starter and publish an app to https://<slug>.omgs.app. That is not the current product.

The current product is the local agent control plane in BennyKok/omg.dev:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BennyKok/omg.dev/main/scripts/setup.sh | bash

Then open http://localhost:8766. You bring your own agent accounts.

This package used to publish as @omg-dev/cli 0.4.x. That name now belongs to BennyKok/omg.dev at 0.5.0+. This repository must never publish @omg-dev/cli again. The binary is omg-apps so it cannot collide with the control-plane omg command.

lfg remains a compatibility alias for the control-plane command. It is not a second product.

Install

npm install --global @omg-dev/apps
omg-apps help

Create a starter with omg-apps create my-app, or with npx create-omg my-app. create-omg is also not the current product.

Commands

| Command | Does | | -------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | omg-apps create <name> [--no-install] | Create an app from the official starter. | | omg-apps login | Sign in through the browser with OAuth 2.1 + PKCE. | | omg-apps login --token "$OMG_API_KEY" | Save an API key for headless use. | | omg-apps whoami | Print the authenticated account without printing its credential. | | omg-apps logout | Remove saved credentials. | | omg-apps apps | List apps visible to the authenticated account. | | omg-apps connect [--new] [--no-install] | Pair this machine with the hosted relay. | | omg-apps deploy [--name X] [--dir .] [--no-wait] | Upload source, build, and publish. | | omg-apps status [--dir .] | Show deploy status for the linked directory. | | omg-apps link <slug> [--dir .] | Link a directory to an app on the account. | | omg-apps dev [--dir .] [--agent-port N] | Run the project with local VM-service emulation. |

Hosted pairing (login / connect) stays in this repository. It is not the first-run path. First run is the BennyKok/omg.dev setup script.

Deploy writes a pending operation key to .omg/project.json before it uploads source. If the response is lost, the next identical deploy reuses that key and the control plane returns the original project and run instead of creating a second app.

Releasing

packages/cli/scripts/release.sh            # patch bump; minor|major also accepted
packages/cli/scripts/release.sh --dry-run  # build, verify, pack, publish nothing

This publishes @omg-dev/apps only. The script refuses to publish @omg-dev/cli or a binary named omg.