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spechub

v0.0.4

Published

Save and share markdown specs for AI tools

Downloads

10

Readme

spechub CLI

CLI tool for managing markdown specs in Spechub.

Install

npm install -g spechub

Commands

Get

# Fetch spec to stdout
spechub get @username/spec.md

# Pipe to Claude Code
spechub get @username/spec.md | claude

# Fetch specific version
spechub get @username/spec.md --version 2

Put

# Create/update spec from stdin
echo "# My Spec" | spechub put @username/spec.md

# From file
cat spec.md | spechub put @username/spec.md

Remove

# Delete spec (with confirmation)
spechub rm @username/spec.md

List

# List your specs
spechub list

Authentication

# Login with API token (get from https://spechub.com/settings)
spechub login

# Logout
spechub logout

Configuration

The CLI stores authentication in ~/.spechub/config.json after you run spechub login.