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@vibedash-app/cli

v0.1.5

Published

Command-line interface for VibeDash — manage projects, tasks, and tickets from your terminal.

Readme

@vibedash-app/cli

Command-line interface for VibeDash — manage projects, tasks, and tickets from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @vibedash-app/cli
# or run ad hoc:
npx @vibedash-app/cli@latest <command>

Requires Node.js 18+. No runtime dependencies.

Login

Two ways to authenticate:

1. Browser device flow (recommended):

vd login

The CLI opens your browser at vibedash.app/cli/authorize, shows a code like ABCD-2345, and waits while you sign in and approve the request. Approving mints a dedicated full-access API key (labeled "CLI login") that is delivered to the CLI exactly once. Revoke it any time in Settings → API Keys.

2. Paste an existing key:

vd login --paste          # interactive prompt
vd login --token vd_live_…  # non-interactive / CI

Credentials are stored in ~/.vibedash/config.json with owner-only permissions.

Commands

vd whoami                                        # identity + scopes of the stored key
vd projects list [--limit N]                     # list projects
vd tasks list [--project <uuid>] [--status S]    # list tasks (filtered via milestone → project)
vd tasks create --milestone <uuid> --title "Fix login redirect"
vd tickets list [--project <uuid>] [--status S]  # list support tickets
vd chat [--project <uuid>] [--new]               # chat with the project PM agent
vd api <METHOD> <path> [jsonBody]                # raw call against the VibeDash API proxy

Add --json to any command for raw JSON output.

Raw API escape hatch

# PostgREST filters work in the path query string:
vd api GET "milestones?project_id=eq.UUID&order=due_date.asc&limit=10"
vd api POST rpc/create_task_safe '{"project_id":"UUID","title":"Ship it"}'

See GET vd api GET "" (empty path) for the list of allowed tables and RPCs, or read skill.md.

Environment overrides

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | VIBEDASH_API_URL | Point the CLI at a different API proxy (local dev). | | VIBEDASH_APP_ORIGIN | Override https://vibedash.app for device-flow endpoints. |

Publishing

cd packages/cli
npm publish --access public   # scoped packages default to restricted