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@ori-ori/cli

v0.1.0

Published

ori CLI — DDD-driven slice/page scaffolding with CoDD coherence

Readme

@ori-ori/cli

The ori command-line tool. Distributed via npm:

npm i -g @ori-ori/cli

Commands (MVP)

| Command | Status | Description | |---------|--------|-------------| | ori init | ✅ | Silent scaffold of .ori/ skeleton (framework scaffold lives in /ori-arch) | | ori lint [path] | ✅ partial | Validate {#id} anchors + naming convention | | ori sync [--file F] [--since REF] [--check] [--force] | 🚧 stub | Detect changes + propagate dirty marks | | ori slice new <id> [--type=command\|query] | ✅ partial | Create slice scaffold under .ori/slices/ | | ori slice run <id> [--phase P] | 🚧 stub | Run 7-phase slice workflow | | ori slice list | 🚧 stub | List slices and statuses | | ori page new <id> | ✅ partial | Create page scaffold under .ori/pages/ | | ori page run <id> [--phase P] | 🚧 stub | Run 7-phase page workflow | | ori page list | 🚧 stub | List pages and statuses | | ori model show | ✅ | Print per-phase model assignments | | ori proposals [--check] | 🚧 stub | Review reverse-propagation proposals |

✅ working · 🚧 stub printing TODO

Implementation notes

Built with citty (small, ESM-friendly). Wraps the workspace packages:

  • @ori-ori/parser — markdown / frontmatter / section extraction
  • @ori-ori/coherence — propagation graph, change detection, manifest schema
  • @ori-ori/slice-runner — phase definitions, model resolution, beads bridge

Framework / template scaffold (package.json, src-tauri, etc.) is handled by /ori-arch's framework_init step, not by this CLI.

All heavy / deterministic operations live in those packages; this CLI is the thin entrypoint that AI agents invoke via Bash and APM hooks.