Directories
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Package admincmd provides the "admin" parent command, which groups maintenance and administrative operations under a single namespace.
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Package admincmd provides the "admin" parent command, which groups maintenance and administrative operations under a single namespace. |
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backupcmd
Package backupcmd provides the "admin backup" command, which creates a JSONL backup of the entire issue database.
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Package backupcmd provides the "admin backup" command, which creates a JSONL backup of the entire issue database. |
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completion
Package completion provides the "completion" command, which outputs shell completion scripts for bash, zsh, and fish.
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Package completion provides the "completion" command, which outputs shell completion scripts for bash, zsh, and fish. |
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restorecmd
Package restorecmd provides the "admin restore" command, which restores the issue database from a JSONL backup file.
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Package restorecmd provides the "admin restore" command, which restores the issue database from a JSONL backup file. |
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tally
Package tally provides the "tally" admin subcommand — a dashboard showing summary statistics about the issue database.
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Package tally provides the "tally" admin subcommand — a dashboard showing summary statistics about the issue database. |
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upgrade
Package upgrade implements the "admin upgrade" command, which migrates the nitpicking database from its current schema version to v3.
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Package upgrade implements the "admin upgrade" command, which migrates the nitpicking database from its current schema version to v3. |
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where
Package where provides the "where" command, which prints the absolute path of the discovered .np/ directory.
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Package where provides the "where" command, which prints the absolute path of the discovered .np/ directory. |
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Package blocked provides the "blocked" shortcut command — lists issues that have unresolved blocked_by relationships.
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Package blocked provides the "blocked" shortcut command — lists issues that have unresolved blocked_by relationships. |
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Package closecmd provides the "close" workflow shortcut — a combined close-with- reason command that adds a comment and then closes the issue in one step.
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Package closecmd provides the "close" workflow shortcut — a combined close-with- reason command that adds a comment and then closes the issue in one step. |
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Package create provides the root-level "create" command, which auto-detects its input mode using IOStreams TTY detection: when stdin is a pipe, it delegates to the JSON create path; when stdin is a TTY, it launches the interactive form.
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Package create provides the root-level "create" command, which auto-detects its input mode using IOStreams TTY detection: when stdin is a pipe, it delegates to the JSON create path; when stdin is a TTY, it launches the interactive form. |
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Package epiccmd provides the "epic" parent command with subcommands for epic-specific operations such as completion status tracking.
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Package epiccmd provides the "epic" parent command with subcommands for epic-specific operations such as completion status tracking. |
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Package formcmd provides the "form" parent command, which groups interactive, TUI-based subcommands for issue creation and modification.
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Package formcmd provides the "form" parent command, which groups interactive, TUI-based subcommands for issue creation and modification. |
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Package importcmd provides the "import" parent command, which groups subcommands for importing issues from structured file formats (currently JSONL).
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Package importcmd provides the "import" parent command, which groups subcommands for importing issues from structured file formats (currently JSONL). |
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Package issuecmd provides the "issue" parent command, which groups issue management operations under a single namespace.
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Package issuecmd provides the "issue" parent command, which groups issue management operations under a single namespace. |
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Package jsoncmd provides the "json" parent command, which groups agent-oriented subcommands that accept structured JSON input on stdin and produce JSON output unconditionally.
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Package jsoncmd provides the "json" parent command, which groups agent-oriented subcommands that accept structured JSON input on stdin and produce JSON output unconditionally. |
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Package labelcmd provides the "label" parent command, which groups label management operations under a single namespace.
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Package labelcmd provides the "label" parent command, which groups label management operations under a single namespace. |
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Package ready provides the "ready" shortcut command — a quick way to list issues that are available for work.
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Package ready provides the "ready" shortcut command — a quick way to list issues that are available for work. |
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Package relcmd provides the "rel" parent command, which groups relationship management operations under a single namespace.
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Package relcmd provides the "rel" parent command, which groups relationship management operations under a single namespace. |
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graphcmd
Package graphcmd implements the "graph" CLI command, which renders the issue hierarchy and relationships as a Graphviz DOT file.
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Package graphcmd implements the "graph" CLI command, which renders the issue hierarchy and relationships as a Graphviz DOT file. |
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Package root constructs the root command that assembles all subcommands and defines cross-cutting behavior in the Before hook (signal handling and schema version gating).
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Package root constructs the root command that assembles all subcommands and defines cross-cutting behavior in the Before hook (signal handling and schema version gating). |
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Package version implements the "version" command, which prints the application's build version and — when --verbose is set — VCS metadata (version control system, commit revision, and commit timestamp).
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Package version implements the "version" command, which prints the application's build version and — when --verbose is set — VCS metadata (version control system, commit revision, and commit timestamp). |
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