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@onezone/terminal

v0.0.4

Published

Onezone Terminal CLI

Readme

@onezone/terminal

The OneZone terminal CLI. Built with oclif, it registers the local machine as a terminal with the OneZone server, listens for task assignments over Socket.io, and dispatches AI agents (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI) to execute those tasks.

Installation

# From repo root
pnpm install
pnpm build

Or install from npm:

npm install -g @onezone/terminal
# or run without installing
npx @onezone/terminal listen

Or link globally for local development:

cd apps/terminal
npm link

Publishing

Publish @onezone/shared first, then this package:

# From repo root
pnpm build
npm login
pnpm publish --filter @onezone/shared
pnpm publish --filter @onezone/terminal

Usage

onezone-terminal listen

Registers this machine as a terminal and continuously listens for incoming task assignments.

onezone-terminal listen
onezone-terminal listen --name my-dev-box
onezone-terminal listen --server http://my-server:5026 --name ci-runner

Flags

| Flag | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | --server | http://localhost:5026 | OneZone server URL | | --name | machine hostname | Unique name for this terminal |

Task commands

Manage tasks from the CLI:

onezone-terminal task create   # Create a new task
onezone-terminal task list     # List tasks
onezone-terminal task view     # View task details
onezone-terminal task move     # Move task to a different kanban column
onezone-terminal task delete   # Delete a task

Column commands

onezone-terminal column        # Manage kanban columns

Terminal commands

onezone-terminal terminals list   # List all registered terminals

Agents

When a task is assigned, the terminal selects the right agent runner based on the task's agent tag:

| Agent tag | Runner | |---|---| | claude-code | Claude Code CLI | | copilot-cli | GitHub Copilot CLI |

Agent processes are managed by src/agents/ and supervised for exit codes and output streaming.

Development

# Watch mode (TypeScript recompile on change)
pnpm dev

# Type-check only
pnpm typecheck

Dev mode uses bin/dev.js which loads via ts-node/esm so no separate build step is needed.

Build

pnpm build   # tsc + copy static assets + oclif manifest

Output lands in dist/.