tuturuuu-cli

name	tuturuuu-cli
description	Core Tuturuuu SDK and CLI workflow guidance. Use when installing, verifying, publishing, debugging, or using the `ttr` or `tuturuuu` CLI, SDK user clients, browser login, copy-token login, workspace discovery, scoped help, version checks, or autonomous agent workflows. Use the focused task and finance CLI skills for task or finance commands.

Tuturuuu CLI

Core Workflow

Use this skill when a task involves the native Tuturuuu SDK and CLI package published as tuturuuu and invoked primarily as ttr.

Before changing CLI code, inspect the owning surfaces:

• packages/sdk/src/cli/* for command parsing, login, config, rendering, and update checks.
• packages/sdk/src/platform.ts and packages/sdk/src/platform-*.ts for authenticated user-client helpers.
• packages/internal-api/src/* for shared route helpers used by the CLI.
• apps/web/src/app/api/cli/auth/* for browser login and token exchange.
• apps/docs/reference/packages/sdk.mdx and packages/sdk/README.md for durable usage documentation.
• plugins/tuturuuu/skills/tuturuuu-cli/references/cli-workflows.md for install, auth, and SDK client examples.

If the user asks for commits, combine this skill with $tuturuuu-commit. Separate CLI behavior, docs/help text, and version or release metadata only when they are independently revertible.

Use the focused companion skills when the task is specific:

• $tuturuuu-cli-tasks for task listing, task capture, task templates, task mutation, compact task output, task board/list/label discovery, and ttr tasks verification.
• $tuturuuu-cli-finance for finance CRUD, analytics reads, finance pagination, explicit-workspace finance diagnostics, and wrapped finance response normalization.

Install Or Repair The CLI

Prefer using an existing bun on PATH. If bun is missing and the user asks for autonomous installation, install Bun with the platform-native command:

• macOS/Linux: curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
• Windows: powershell -c "irm bun.sh/install.ps1 | iex"

Then install or update the CLI:

bun i -g tuturuuu

After installation, verify the command path with:

ttr help
ttr --version

Use ttr upgrade to update an existing global install. It should run bun i -g tuturuuu.

Inside the Tuturuuu monorepo root, bun ttr ... runs the local workspace script. Outside the repo or after global installation, use ttr ... directly. Do not diagnose bun ttr login as a registry install problem; Bun treats that form as a package script lookup.

Scoped Help

The CLI should support scoped help without requiring login, reading saved config, or checking npm for updates. Keep these forms equivalent where possible:

ttr --help
ttr upgrade --help
ttr finance --help
ttr finance wallets --help
ttr finance transactions --help
ttr tasks --help
ttr tasks create --help
ttr task-templates --help
ttr task-templates create --help
ttr task-templates import --help
ttr tasks done --help
ttr tasks close --help
ttr tasks update --help
ttr help tasks create

When adding commands, add help in the same patch. Global help should orient the command map, group help should explain defaults and shared flags, and action help should show concrete examples plus required payload flags.

Login UX

Use ttr login for browser login. It should:

• open a browser to the web auth start route
• create a dedicated Supabase session labeled Tuturuuu CLI
• show account email in the terminal and browser confirmation when available
• store config in the OS app config directory, or TUTURUUU_CONFIG when set
• select personal as the default workspace after login and whenever no workspace has been selected

Use ttr login --copy for headless environments. The web copy-token page should render a browser-friendly token page, while JSON clients may request the token with Accept: application/json.

Keyboard Selection

The CLI should support keyboard selection for human terminal workflows. Omit an id from use, get, update, delete, or move commands to choose with up/down or j/k, then space/enter. Escape or q cancels.

Picker rows should show one-based indexes and colored badges before names, for example [FREE] Tuturuuu or [PRO] Personal, with lower-priority identifiers kept as muted metadata.

Keep selection disabled for --json and non-TTY sessions so agent scripts get a clear error instead of mixed prompt output.

Persist selected workspace, board, list, task, label, and project IDs in the CLI config so repeated commands can use the current context.

SDK Client Surfaces

The CLI should call SDK user-client surfaces in packages/sdk/src/platform.ts and adjacent platform-*.ts modules. Keep command handlers focused on parsing, payload construction, rendering, and config/session concerns. Put authenticated API details in SDK client helpers or packages/internal-api/src/* helpers.

When a new command group becomes substantial, split focused modules under packages/sdk/src/cli/ before the command file grows too large. Keep public exports in packages/sdk/src/index.ts aligned with new SDK clients and payload types.

Verification

For CLI changes, run focused checks first:

bun --cwd packages/sdk test src/cli/commands.test.ts
bun --cwd packages/sdk test src/platform.test.ts
bun --cwd packages/sdk test src/cli/auth.test.ts src/cli/browser.test.ts src/cli/package.test.ts
bun --cwd packages/sdk type-check

If task helper queries changed, also run:

bun --cwd packages/internal-api test src/tasks.test.ts

If task-template commands changed, also run:

bun --cwd packages/sdk test src/cli/task-templates.test.ts src/cli/commands.test.ts
bun --cwd packages/internal-api test src/task-templates.test.ts

If finance helper queries changed, run the focused SDK command and platform tests. Add or run narrower internal-api finance tests when they exist.

If browser login pages changed, also run the focused web auth test:

bun --cwd apps/web test src/app/api/cli/auth/start/route.test.ts

Finish TypeScript or package changes with bun ff and bun check.