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@orintech/vectorci

v0.5.0

Published

GitHub-authenticated CLI for VectorCI setup and validation

Readme

VectorCI CLI

@orintech/vectorci is the supported product-side interface for VectorCI. It contains one CLI and no MCP server. Products interact with VectorCI through this pinned CLI, their own .vectorci.yml, public documentation, and the provider-owned VectorCI GitHub check.

Install in a product repository

Node.js 24, Git, and GitHub CLI are required.

npm install --save-dev --save-exact @orintech/[email protected]
npx vectorci auth login
npx vectorci setup .

Review the returned configuration and planDigest, then apply the exact plan:

npx vectorci setup . \
  --apply \
  --plan-digest <reviewed-sha256> \
  --confirm WRITE_VECTORCI_CONFIG \
  --open-app

After the product repository commits and pushes .vectorci.yml, verify the live provider result:

npx vectorci doctor .

READY requires an accessible private repository matching origin, a valid local configuration matching the GitHub default branch, and a successful provider-owned VectorCI result on that exact branch head. The CLI accepts the Check Run owned by GitHub App id 4500710, or—when a fine-grained product token cannot read Checks—the VectorCI/provider status created by immutable App bot user id 313620140. Give the selected-repository product credential Commit statuses: read; no VectorCI repository permission is needed.

Security boundary

  • Run the CLI from the exact current product Git repository.
  • Use a product GitHub identity restricted to selected product repositories.
  • The product identity must receive Not Found for davidgrijalva-orin/VectorCI; the CLI fails closed if it cannot prove that denial.
  • The CLI refuses the VectorCI provider source repository, parent roots, and sibling repositories.
  • The CLI never accepts, prints, stores, or writes a GitHub token.
  • Setup creates only a missing .vectorci.yml after a fresh digest and exact confirmation. It never commits or pushes product changes.
  • Product agents must not clone, list, inspect, execute, or modify the VectorCI provider repository.

Use npx vectorci docs, npx vectorci docs agents, or npx vectorci docs --open for the version-matched guide.

Provider feedback is intentionally outside this package. A shared Codex skill will create reviewed bugs and stories in VectorCI's dedicated VectorGraph workspace after the Ticket Tracking CLI contract is released.