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@spatio-labs/cli

v0.1.1

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Command line client for Spatio.

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Keywords

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Readme

Spatio CLI

spatio is the terminal client for Spatio. It talks to the shared local runtime, spatiod, by default and can also call SpatioAPI directly for non-realtime scripts.

Build

pnpm --filter @spatio-labs/spatiod build
pnpm --filter @spatio-labs/cli build

Core Commands

spatio status                 # running? signed in? which workspace?
spatio start | stop | restart # manage the local service (auto-starts on first use)
spatio auth login --pat pat_... --workspace ws_...
spatio notes list
spatio tasks create --body '{"title":"Follow up"}'
spatio api get /v1/notes --direct
spatio watch

status/start/stop/restart are the user-facing verbs; spatio daemon <action> remains as a hidden alias. By default, resource and api commands use spatiod so Desktop, CLI, MCP launchers, and realtime streams share the same session and active workspace. Use --direct plus SPATIO_PAT for CI or scripts that should not start a local service.