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@tutti-os/tutti-ops-cli

v0.1.3

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Internal CLI for Tutti operations.

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tutti-ops-cli

Internal CLI for Tutti operations. The first workflow is App Center release publishing, but the command surface is intentionally broader than app uploads so it can grow with admin automation.

Auth

Create a management token in TSH Admin Dashboard -> 管理密钥, then run:

tutti-ops auth login --admin-url https://admin.nextop.sh
tutti-ops auth whoami

The CLI stores the token in ~/.config/tutti-ops/config.json with 0600 permissions. CI can provide TUTTI_ADMIN_TOKEN instead. admin.nextop.sh is normalized to the API origin https://nextop.sh.

App Release

tutti-ops app list --brand nextop --query design
tutti-ops app detail --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --include latest,versions
tutti-ops app validate --zip ./output/vibe-design.zip
tutti-ops app release --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --zip ./output/vibe-design.zip --publish --latest

app release validates the zip, creates an artifact upload session, uploads the zip, creates the App Center version, and optionally publishes it and moves the latest pointer.

Maintenance

tutti-ops app create --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --name "Vibe Design"
tutti-ops app edit --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --name "Vibe Design" --icon ./assets/icon.png
tutti-ops app delete --brand nextop --app-id codex-smoke-20260625 --yes --reason "cleanup test app"
tutti-ops app publish --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --version 0.1.47 --latest
tutti-ops app rollback --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --version 0.1.46
tutti-ops app archive --brand nextop --app-id vibe-design --version 0.1.45

app create and app edit accept either --icon <file> to upload a PNG/JPEG/WebP icon through App Center asset upload, or --icon-url <url> when the asset is already hosted. app delete removes the app catalog entry and all version metadata. It does not delete previously uploaded CDN artifacts.