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pravah

v2.3.0

Published

Human-first task planning CLI with explicit JSON automation output

Readme

Pravah CLI v2

Pravah CLI is a human-first terminal interface for one person's task planning. Commands print concise text by default; pass --json for the versioned machine envelope.

Install and authenticate

bun install --global pravah@latest
pravah --help

To upgrade across major versions, install the latest release explicitly (a plain bun update -g pravah follows the previously installed semver range):

bun install --global pravah@latest

To pin a particular release, replace latest with that version.

The CLI accepts either an existing admin API-key environment configuration (PRAVAH_HTTP_URL and CONVEX_HTTP_API_KEY) or a stored scoped automation credential. For a self-hosted Convex deployment, set CONVEX_SELF_HOSTED_SITE_URL to the HTTP-actions origin. The API and HTTP-actions origins are separate and must not be derived from one another. To create a scoped credential, issue a one-time bootstrap token from Settings → Automation, then exchange it locally:

pravah auth login --bootstrap-token pravah_bootstrap_...
pravah auth status
pravah auth login --url https://your-deployment.convex.site --bootstrap-token <token>
pravah tasks list
pravah tasks show "Prepare review"
pravah tasks add "Prepare review" --priority p1
pravah tasks complete "Prepare review"
pravah goals list
pravah agent context --json

v1 migration

CLI v2 is intentionally breaking. API-shaped commands and held integrations are removed from the public contract.

| v1 | v2 | | --- | --- | | tasks get --task-id ID | tasks show ID | | tasks update --task-id ID | tasks edit ID | | tasks move --task-id ID --target-date DATE | tasks schedule ID --date DATE | | tasks delete --task-id ID --confirm-task-delete | tasks remove ID --confirm | | goals create --text TITLE | goals add TITLE | | goals get --goal-id ID | goals show ID | | goals delete --goal-id ID --confirm-goal-delete | goals remove ID --confirm | | operations get --operation-id ID | operations show ID | | operations undo --operation-id ID | operations undo ID | | auth whoami / auth list-scopes | auth status | | agent task | tasks show TARGET --json |

sync and review are not part of v2 while their integrations are on hold.