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Overview

Package cli wires up the cobra command tree for the agent-memory binary. M0 ships only the `version` subcommand; M1+ add `init`, `status`, `fetch`, `review`, `apply`, `reject`, `rebase`, `rebuild-index`, `doctor`, `mcp`, and `install <adapter>`.

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Constants

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const DesignDocVersion = "v0.4.1"

DesignDocVersion is the spec revision this binary implements. Printed alongside ProgramVersion in `status --json` and useful for matching a binary's behaviour back to a written design. Hardcoded — the spec only moves with documented design-doc bumps, not per release.

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const MemoryDirName = ".agent-memory"

MemoryDirName is the directory created inside a repo root that holds the agent-memory state. Centralised here so init/status/doctor agree.

Variables

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var ProgramVersion = "dev"

ProgramVersion is the user-visible version string for `agent-memory version`. Default value is "dev" so `go build ./cmd/agent-memory` produces a binary that clearly identifies itself as a development build. Release builds via goreleaser stamp the actual git tag in via -ldflags, e.g.: 

go build -ldflags='-X github.com/xChuCx/agent-memory/internal/cli.ProgramVersion=v0.3.0' ./cmd/agent-memory

See .goreleaser.yml and .github/workflows/release.yml.

var, not const, so the linker can override it. The exported name is stable; only the value is configurable at build time.

Functions

func NewApplyCmd 

func NewApplyCmd() *cobra.Command

NewApplyCmd returns the `agent-memory apply` subcommand.

func NewDoctorCmd 

func NewDoctorCmd() *cobra.Command

NewDoctorCmd returns the `agent-memory doctor` subcommand.

func NewFetchCmd 

func NewFetchCmd() *cobra.Command

NewFetchCmd returns the `agent-memory fetch` subcommand.

func NewInitCmd 

func NewInitCmd() *cobra.Command

NewInitCmd returns the `agent-memory init` subcommand.

func NewInstallCmd 

func NewInstallCmd() *cobra.Command

NewInstallCmd returns the `agent-memory install` subcommand.

func NewMCPCmd 

func NewMCPCmd() *cobra.Command

NewMCPCmd returns the `agent-memory mcp` subcommand. With --stdio (the default and only currently-supported transport) it starts a JSON-RPC MCP server on stdio and registers the agent-facing tools.

M2 registers memory.fetch_context. M3 will add memory.propose_update and memory.status.

func NewMergeDriverCmd 

func NewMergeDriverCmd() *cobra.Command

NewMergeDriverCmd returns the `agent-memory merge-driver` subcommand. It has two modes:

  • git driver: `agent-memory merge-driver <base> <ours> <theirs> [path]` performs a section-aware 3-way merge and writes the result to <ours> (the path git passes as %A). Exits non-zero if conflicts remain.
  • setup: `agent-memory merge-driver --install` registers the driver in this repo (writes .agent-memory/.gitattributes + git config).

func NewProposeCmd 

func NewProposeCmd() *cobra.Command

NewProposeCmd returns the `agent-memory propose` subcommand: a human-facing front door to the same memory.ProposeUpdate pipeline the MCP memory.propose_update tool uses, so proposals can be created without an MCP server running.

func NewRebaseCmd 

func NewRebaseCmd() *cobra.Command

NewRebaseCmd returns the `agent-memory rebase` subcommand.

func NewRebuildIndexCmd 

func NewRebuildIndexCmd() *cobra.Command

NewRebuildIndexCmd returns the `agent-memory rebuild-index` subcommand.

func NewRejectCmd 

func NewRejectCmd() *cobra.Command

NewRejectCmd returns the `agent-memory reject` subcommand.

func NewReviewCmd 

func NewReviewCmd() *cobra.Command

NewReviewCmd returns the `agent-memory review` subcommand.

func NewRootCmd 

func NewRootCmd() *cobra.Command

NewRootCmd builds the agent-memory root command with all subcommands attached.

func NewStatusCmd 

func NewStatusCmd() *cobra.Command

NewStatusCmd returns the `agent-memory status` subcommand.

func NewStoreCmd added in v0.5.0 

func NewStoreCmd() *cobra.Command

NewStoreCmd returns the `agent-memory store` command group: declare and inspect referenced "landscape" stores (federation; see docs/design/federated-memory.md). These edit the manifest's `stores` block. Fetching/using a store lands in later PRs (sync, multi-store fetch); `store` only manages the declaration here.

func NewSweepCmd 

func NewSweepCmd() *cobra.Command

NewSweepCmd returns the `agent-memory sweep` subcommand.

Removes every staged proposal whose age exceeds the manifest's `staging.ttl_seconds`. Each removal is logged to meta/rejection-log.jsonl with reason="ttl_expired".

--ttl overrides the manifest value for a one-off aggressive cleanup (e.g., `agent-memory sweep --ttl 1h` before a release). --dry-run previews without changing anything.

func NewSyncCmd added in v0.5.0 

func NewSyncCmd() *cobra.Command

NewSyncCmd returns the `agent-memory sync` command: fetch & pin the referenced landscape stores (federation; see docs/design/federated-memory.md and docs/patterns/federation-stores.md).

func NewVersionCmd 

func NewVersionCmd() *cobra.Command

NewVersionCmd returns the `agent-memory version` subcommand. Output is a single line containing the resolved Version() (release tag, the `go install` module version, or "dev (<vcs-rev>)"), written to the cobra command's stdout (which can be redirected by callers in tests).

func Version added in v0.4.1 

func Version() string

Version returns the version string shown by `agent-memory version`, sent in the MCP server handshake, and reported as memory.status.memory_version.

It resolves so a binary always identifies itself usefully in a bug report, in this order:

  1. ProgramVersion, if a release build stamped it via -ldflags (e.g. the goreleaser archives → "v0.4.0").
  2. else the module version from the build info — set when the binary was installed with `go install …@v0.4.0` / `@latest` → e.g. "v0.4.0". (This is the case `go install` users hit; without it they'd report "dev" and we couldn't tell which version they ran.)
  3. else "dev", enriched with the VCS revision (and a "dirty" marker) when built from a checkout → e.g. "dev (a5a4b0c9, dirty)".

Types

type Finding 

type Finding struct {
	Severity Severity `json:"severity"`
	Message  string   `json:"message"`
}

Finding is one diagnostic emitted by doctor.

type InstallResult 

type InstallResult struct {
	Adapter string   `json:"adapter"`
	Files   []string `json:"files,omitempty"`
	Skipped []string `json:"skipped,omitempty"`
}

InstallResult is the structured shape returned by `agent-memory install`. Unified across adapters so consumers parse the same JSON regardless of which adapter was requested.

type ProposeReport 

type ProposeReport struct {
	*memory.ProposeResponse
	Applied *memory.ApplyResult `json:"applied,omitempty"`
}

ProposeReport is the JSON shape for `propose --json`: the orchestrator's response, plus the apply outcome when --apply landed a staged proposal.

type RebuildIndexResult 

type RebuildIndexResult struct {
	FilesIndexed    int     `json:"files_indexed"`
	SectionsIndexed int     `json:"sections_indexed"`
	DurationSeconds float64 `json:"duration_seconds"`
	Clobbered       bool    `json:"clobbered,omitempty"`
	AssignedIDs     bool    `json:"assigned_ids,omitempty"`
}

RebuildIndexResult is the structured shape returned by `agent-memory rebuild-index`. JSON-friendly. The numeric counts come from CountSections / CountFiles after the rebuild — they describe the final on-disk state, NOT a delta from before.

type ReviewDetail 

type ReviewDetail struct {
	Proposal *memory.StagedProposal   `json:"proposal"`
	Targets  []memory.OperationTarget `json:"targets"`
	Files    map[string]string        `json:"files,omitempty"`
	Diffs    map[string]string        `json:"diffs,omitempty"`
}

ReviewDetail is the structured output for `agent-memory review <id>`. Files is populated only when --show is set (otherwise the staged file contents are not echoed to keep output focused on metadata). Diffs is populated only when --diff is set: per-file unified diff of the staged post-state against the current on-disk file (what `apply` would change).

type ReviewList 

type ReviewList struct {
	Proposals []memory.StagedProposal `json:"proposals"`
}

ReviewList is the structured output for `agent-memory review` with no id.

type Severity 

type Severity string

Severity of a Doctor finding. 

const (
	SeverityError   Severity = "error"
	SeverityWarning Severity = "warning"
	SeverityInfo    Severity = "info"
)

type StatusReport 

type StatusReport struct {
	// §15.11 — every field the design spec lists, in the same shape.
	*memory.MemoryStatus

	// CLI-only extras: useful for human/script readers but not part of
	// the design's memory.status contract.
	Root         string         `json:"root"`
	MemoryDir    string         `json:"memory_dir"`
	ManifestPath string         `json:"manifest_path"`
	SchemaPath   string         `json:"schema_path"`
	Categories   map[string]int `json:"categories"`
	Stores       []StoreStatus  `json:"stores,omitempty"`
}

StatusReport is the structured shape returned by `agent-memory status`. Wire format = design doc §15.11 (the same shape memory.status MCP tool returns) plus a few CLI-specific helpers (Root, MemoryDir, paths to manifest/schema, per-category counts). The shared §15.11 block is embedded so JSON output flattens to one object.

type StoreStatus added in v0.5.0 

type StoreStatus struct {
	Name     string `json:"name"`
	Source   string `json:"source"`
	Revision string `json:"revision,omitempty"`
	Lock     string `json:"lock"` // resolved commit, "unlocked", or "not synced"
}

StoreStatus summarises one referenced landscape store for `status`.

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