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augmtd

v0.1.0

Published

Read your tracked work in AUGMTD and propose next steps from a terminal. Read and propose only: nothing is sent until you approve it in AUGMTD.

Readme

augmtd

Read your tracked work in AUGMTD and propose next steps from a terminal or a script.

Read and propose only: a proposal waits for your approval in AUGMTD. Nothing is sent, posted, booked or applied from here.

npx augmtd login            # paste a workspace key (Settings, Connections, API keys)
npx augmtd work list
npx augmtd work get <id>
npx augmtd propose reply --inbox-item-id <id> --body "Thanks, the quote follows on Monday."
npx augmtd help             # every command the API offers today
npx augmtd help propose promise

Add --json to any command for the raw answer (for jq and scripts). A flag given as - reads its value from stdin (... --body - < reply.txt).

Commands come from the API

The CLI ships no list of operations. On every run it reads the API's OpenAPI document (/api/v1/openapi.json) and builds its commands from it, so a new operation is a command the day the API offers it, with no new release. An operation list_x is augmtd x list, get_x is augmtd x get <id>, propose_x is augmtd propose x; the operation's own name works too (augmtd list_x).

Settings

| | | |---|---| | --base-url URL / AUGMTD_BASE_URL | the AUGMTD address (default https://app.augmtd.ai) | | AUGMTD_KEY | a key for this run, instead of the saved one | | AUGMTD_CONFIG | where the key is saved (default ~/.config/augmtd/config.json, readable by you only) |

A saved key is only ever sent to the address it was saved for. augmtd logout forgets it; revoke it in AUGMTD to stop it working.

Requires Node.js 20 or later. No dependencies.

License

Apache-2.0 (see LICENSE). The licence covers this command only; it grants no right to the AUGMTD name or service.