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@opena2a/cli-ui

v0.5.0

Published

Shared terminal UI primitives for OpenA2A CLIs (score meter, trust level legend, verdict colors, observations + verdict block, analyst-render, check block, check rich-block (skill+mcp), not-found block, next-steps, version-line, telemetry-command)

Readme

@opena2a/cli-ui

Shared terminal UI primitives for OpenA2A CLIs (ai-trust, hackmyagent, opena2a).

One place to update score meters, dividers, trust level legends, and verdict colors so the three CLIs stay visually consistent.

What's in the box

  • scoreMeter(value, max?) — full-width colored bar: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 87/100
  • miniMeter(value, max?) — compact 8-cell bar for table cells
  • divider(label?) — section divider, optionally labeled
  • verdictColor(verdict) / normalizeVerdict(verdict) — collapse registry verdict variants and get a chalk color
  • trustLevelLabel(0-4) / trustLevelColor(0-4) / trustLevelLegend(current) — render the 5-level trust ladder
  • formatScanAge(timestamp) — "3 days ago" or "120 days ago (stale)"
  • renderObservationsBlock(input) — Surfaces / Checks / Categories / Verdict block for scan output (0.2.0)
  • renderCheckBlock(input) — canonical check <pkg> block: header, verdict, trust level, meter (gated on scanStatus), optional publisher / permissions / revocation / community scans / last-scan rows (0.3.0)
  • renderNotFoundBlock(input) — "package not found" block with did-you-mean suggestions, optional error hint, optional skill-fallback CTA (0.3.0)
  • renderNextSteps(input) — Next-Steps CTAs with primary/default bullet styling (0.3.0)

Usage

import { scoreMeter, divider, trustLevelLegend, verdictColor } from "@opena2a/cli-ui";

console.log(`  Trust     ${scoreMeter(87)}`);
console.log(divider("Findings"));
console.log(`  ${trustLevelLegend(3)}`);

Color rules

  • Score / meter: green ≥ 70, yellow ≥ 40, red below.
  • Trust level: green (3, 4), yellow (1, 2), red (0).
  • Verdict: safe → green, warning → yellow, blocked → red, listed → cyan.