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@skastr0/quasar-cli-darwin-x64

v0.4.0

Published

Command line importer and client for Quasar AI agent sessions. (darwin-x64 binary).

Readme

Quasar CLI

The Quasar CLI discovers, parses, ingests, and queries local AI-agent session histories.

The production control surface is the Effect local server with SQLite truth, durable worker queues, and SQLite FTS search. The npm package ships that production CLI as a prebuilt Bun standalone binary behind a small Node launcher.

Install

npm install -g @skastr0/quasar-cli
quasar --version
quasar --help

Ephemeral runner examples:

npx --package @skastr0/quasar-cli quasar --version
bunx -p @skastr0/quasar-cli quasar --version
pnpm --package @skastr0/quasar-cli dlx quasar --version

The npm package ships a Node launcher plus prebuilt Bun standalone binaries for macOS and Linux on arm64/x64.

Connect to a Mac mini Quasar server

Use the Tailscale Service hostname assigned to svc:quasar:

export QUASAR_SERVER_URL=https://<quasar-service-tailnet-hostname>
export QUASAR_INGEST_TOKEN=<same-token-configured-on-the-mac-mini-server>

quasar stats
quasar search --mode fusion --query "quasar local server" --limit 3
quasar ingest --provider all --summary
quasar workers

Or configure the default server once:

{
  "schemaVersion": 3,
  "projectKey": "quasar",
  "serverUrl": "https://<quasar-service-tailnet-hostname>",
  "ingestToken": "<same-token-configured-on-the-mac-mini-server>"
}

ingest reads native local history folders on the machine running the CLI and POSTs mapped sessions to the configured server. The server owns idempotent SQLite writes, embedding cache lookup, and search-index queue draining. Remote ingest requires ingestToken, QUASAR_INGEST_TOKEN, or --ingest-token <token>; read and search commands do not.

Override provider roots when needed:

export QUASAR_CODEX_ROOT="$HOME/.codex"
export QUASAR_CLAUDE_ROOT="$HOME/.claude"
export QUASAR_OPENCODE_ROOT="$HOME/.local/share/opencode"
export QUASAR_GROK_ROOT="$HOME/.grok"
export QUASAR_HERMES_ROOT="$HOME/.hermes"