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@opentag/cli

v0.2.0

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OpenTag command line interface.

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Readme

@opentag/cli

OpenTag CLI for setting up and running a local OpenTag stack.

Install

npm install -g @opentag/cli

Then run:

opentag setup
opentag start

opentag setup walks through the local configuration:

  • Choose a language.
  • Choose a platform: Lark / Feishu, Slack, or GitHub.
  • Choose a coding agent: Codex, Claude Code, or Echo for local testing.
  • Configure platform credentials.
  • Bind the selected project.
  • Optionally start OpenTag immediately.

Commands

opentag setup
opentag start
opentag status
opentag doctor
opentag config path
opentag config show
opentag platforms
opentag executors

Local Config

OpenTag stores local configuration at:

~/.config/opentag/config.json

The config contains local secrets, so the CLI writes it with private file permissions.

Platform Guides

The setup wizard links to the matching guide for each platform:

  • Lark / Feishu: docs/platforms/lark.en.md
  • Slack: docs/platforms/slack.en.md
  • GitHub: docs/platforms/github.en.md

Requirements

  • Node.js 20 or newer.
  • A local coding agent if you choose Codex or Claude Code.
  • Platform credentials for the platform you connect.

Local Development

Inside the OpenTag monorepo, install the development command:

corepack pnpm opentag-dev

Then run:

opentag-dev setup
opentag-dev start