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@viyrockan/fedlearn

v0.1.2

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Single CLI entrypoint for FedLearn dashboard and Cursor disk watcher

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Keywords

fedlearnclifederated-learningcursor

Readme

@viyrockan/fedlearn

One command to run the FedLearn terminal dashboard; optional subcommands for the Cursor disk watcher.

Quick start

npx @viyrockan/fedlearn

Shows pattern-coverage / privacy budget from local sessions (same as @viyrockan/fedlearn-ui).

Commands

| Command | Action | |---------|--------| | fedlearn | Live dashboard (refreshes on an interval) | | fedlearn dashboard | Same | | fedlearn --once | Print dashboard once and exit | | fedlearn dashboard --once | Same | | fedlearn watch | Run the Cursor watcher — learns from local state.vscdb and writes .cursor/rules/fedlearn.generated.mdc (workspace defaults to current directory) | | fedlearn inspect | Debug: show resolved DB paths and extracted turn counts | | fedlearn help | Short usage |

Extra flags for the dashboard (--interval-ms, etc.) are passed through to fedlearn-ui. Watcher flags (--workspace-root, --poll-ms, --dump-sample, …) are passed through to fedlearn-watcher.

User id

Resolution order:

  1. FEDLEARN_USER_ID
  2. OS username (os.userInfo().username)
  3. fedlearn-user

Shared adapter file across tools: set FEDLEARN_LOCAL_STORE to an absolute path (see fedlearn-core / local adapter docs).

Tuning pattern coverage (optional)

FEDLEARN_MIDPOINT and FEDLEARN_STEEPNESS adjust the sigmoid gauge (see fedlearn-core).

Watcher / SQLite

The watcher depends on better-sqlite3 (native module). If install fails, install OS build tools or run npm rebuild better-sqlite3. Details: @viyrockan/fedlearn-watcher README.

Development (this monorepo)

From the repo root:

npm install
node packages/fedlearn-cli/bin/fedlearn.mjs help

How bins are resolved

The CLI walks up from its install path until it finds node_modules/@viyrockan/fedlearn-ui / fedlearn-watcher (peer-style deps). That avoids relying on package.json subpaths, which are often missing from a package’s "exports" map.