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@seedspec/cli

v0.4.2

Published

Validate, inspect, and check SeedSpec Protocol 0.4 packages

Readme

@seedspec/cli

Reference command-line interface for the SeedSpec Protocol 0.4 structural core. seedspec --help is the live command list if this page drifts.

npx @seedspec/cli init ./package [--id <id>] [--name <name>] [--force] [--json]
npx @seedspec/cli validate ./package
npx @seedspec/cli digest ./package
npx @seedspec/cli inspect ./package [--json]
npx @seedspec/cli flatten ./package [--output ./flattened/SPEC.md]
npx @seedspec/cli check ./package [--json] [--strict]
    [--evidence <file>] [--evaluate ./evaluate.mjs --workspace ./impl]
    [--output <file.json>]
npx @seedspec/cli lock ./package [--output seedspec.lock.json] [--json]
npx @seedspec/cli verify-lock seedspec.lock.json [--json]
npx @seedspec/cli get ./package --digest sha256:... --output ./copy
npx @seedspec/cli preview ./package [--port <number>]
    [--evaluate ./evaluate.mjs --workspace ./impl]
npx @seedspec/cli project ./package [--file <project.yaml>] [--json]
    [--profile <id>] [--set <id=value>] [--enable <id>]
npx @seedspec/cli skill [--output ./SKILL.md]
npx @seedspec/cli conformance [cases.yaml] [--json] [--output <report.json>]
npx @seedspec/cli version [--json]

validate, digest, and inspect are read-only. flatten writes only the explicit output path. check may run a caller-supplied evaluator against a workspace; it does not execute files from the package. check --output writes JSON: a shaped evidence record when verification ran, or the full check report otherwise. init writes SPEC.md and can print the created record as JSON. project writes adopter selections outside the package. skill prints or copies the consumer implementation skill.

This family does not accept packages from a previous family. The CLI is experimental; pin exact versions.