Cooee changelog CLI

Run npx cooee-changelog inside a GitHub repository to connect it to hosted Cooee. It first asks for the schedule, writing style, privacy labels, backfill, and image preference directly in the terminal, then pairs with your signed-in Cooee account in a browser. Once GitHub is approved, the command applies the choices automatically.

GitHub sign-in and GitHub App repository permissions remain browser-only. The CLI never reads GitHub credentials, source code, or diffs. When your Cooee account already has access to the repository, the browser confirms it and the terminal continues automatically.

Use --repo owner/repository when the current directory does not have a GitHub origin remote. Self-hosted Cooee installations continue to use the Railway setup guide.

After the setup is complete, the CLI offers to install Cooee's optional PR Labels skill for Codex, Claude, and other compatible coding agents. The skill uses the developer's GitHub CLI access to add labels; the Cooee GitHub App stays read-only. When the connected repository matches the current checkout, the CLI also offers to add a managed Cooee block to AGENTS.md. It preserves the rest of the file and leaves the change uncommitted for review. If there is no matching checkout, it prints the block instead.