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@uselock/cli

v0.1.1

Published

CLI for Lock — track product decisions where they happen

Readme

@uselock/cli

CLI for Lock — track product decisions where they happen.

Lock captures product decisions ("let's use notional value instead of margin here") with full context, so your team always knows why something was built a certain way.

Install

npm install -g @uselock/cli

Setup

lock login --url https://your-lock-server.com --key lk_...
lock init --product trading --feature margin-engine

Usage

# Record a decision
lock "Use notional value instead of margin for position sizing"

# Record with metadata
lock commit "Switch to WebSocket for real-time updates" --scope major --tag backend --ticket TRADE-442

# Check for conflicts before building
lock check "add retry logic to order submission"

# View recent decisions
lock log --product trading

# Search decisions
lock search "authentication flow"

# Export decisions to markdown
lock export --product trading --output LOCK.md

Documentation

Full documentation: github.com/GuitareCiel/lock/tree/main/docs/cli.md

License

MIT