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@zergai/zergdash

v0.4.0

Published

ZergDash HTTP command-line client

Readme

ZergDash CLI

npm install -g @zergai/zergdash
zergdash --help
zergdash --version
zergdash health --base-url https://your-zergdash.example

Requires Node.js 22 or later and a separately running ZergDash service. This package does not include a server. The default is http://localhost:3000; use --base-url or ZERGDASH_BASE_URL to select another service.

Use providers, plan, and chat to inspect service capabilities and prepare requests. order submits work to the selected service; --auto-approve is an explicit authorization to skip its interactive approval. Review the target, address, and budget before using it. JSON output is available with --json.

First-party code remains proprietary (UNLICENSED); npm publication does not change its license.

Updating the npm CLI

Run zergdash update or zergdash --update to install a newer npm release. zergdash update --check prints JSON without installing. The installed channel is preserved (dev, next, or latest); select a channel explicitly with update --channel dev|next|latest. Updates never downgrade.

Startup checks only notify on stderr when it is a terminal, never prompt or install, and are cached for one hour. CI, redirected stderr, and help/version requests skip checks. Set ZERGAI_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1 to disable startup checks. Self-installation requires the matching macOS/Linux global npm prefix; local, linked, npx, or other package-manager installs must use their original manager. Existing releases need one ordinary npm upgrade before these commands exist.

See shared updater policy for installation safety, channel switching, and packaging details.