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duetfs

v0.1.0

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`duetfs` is the agent-facing CLI for Duet workspaces. It is a thin client over the Duet REST API: authentication, files, memory, and workspace provisioning all go through `ctl.duet.so/v1` or the configured test API. The CLI owns no server logic and does n

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duetfs

duetfs is the agent-facing CLI for Duet workspaces. It is a thin client over the Duet REST API: authentication, files, memory, and workspace provisioning all go through ctl.duet.so/v1 or the configured test API. The CLI owns no server logic and does not shell the agent.

Configuration lives in ~/.duet/config.json with mode 0600. It stores the API key, the default workspace, and the API base URL. DUET_API_URL and --api-url override the stored base URL for tests and local runs. API keys are never printed.

Addresses use the contract-owned workspace:/path grammar. After duetfs workspace use <slug>, slash-prefixed paths such as /notes/today.md resolve through that default workspace.

Run duetfs --help for the command surface. duetfs --version reports the published artifact version. Every command supports stable --json output.

Sync (macOS)

duetfs sync mirrors every workspace you belong to into ~/duet/<workspace> and keeps both sides live over stock Syncthing (the one transfer engine — supervised, bridged, and orchestrated by this package; never forked). It is macOS-only in this release.

  • duetfs sync install / uninstall — a per-user launchd LaunchAgent that runs the daemon at login (keep-alive); symmetric and idempotent.
  • duetfs sync status [--json] — per-workspace state read from the daemon's snapshot: up to date / syncing / retired / conflicts.
  • duetfs sync run <workspace> [dir] — one workspace, foreground, to convergence (the slice-21 one-shot).
  • duetfs sync daemon — the long-running entrypoint launchd invokes; not run by hand.

The Syncthing binary is pinned and ships per-arch in exact-versioned @duetso/syncthing-<os>-<arch> optionalDependencies, sha256-verified on resolve. binary.ts is the single pin; bun run release:syncthing stages the binaries into those packages and dry-run-packs them. DUET_SYNCTHING_BIN overrides the resolver with a local binary for development. The full, first-time-user guide (install, git discipline, conflicts, retirement) lives in the docs "Sync to your Mac" page.

The daemon never exposes Syncthing's admin API (loopback only), and .git / node_modules never mirror — git history travels via real remotes.

Exit Codes

| Code | Meaning | | ---- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 0 | Success | | 3 | Authentication failed or no stored login | | 4 | Insufficient scope; JSON errors include the required scope when the API returns it | | 5 | Not found | | 6 | Network error | | 64 | Usage error |