tinymind

# TinyMind Publish with the bundled CLI. It writes through the authenticated GitHub CLI and commits directly to the target `tinymind-blog` repository. ## Before publishing 1. Require an explicit user request to publish because every successful command creates a GitHub commit immediately. 2. Run `gh auth status` if authentication is uncertain. 3. Use the repository from `--repo owner/repo` or `TINYMIND_REPO`. Otherwise, let the CLI select `<authenticated-user>/tinymind-blog`. 4. Keep tokens out of commands and files; the CLI reuses `gh` authentication. ## Publish a thought Pass the thought as positional text: ```bash tm "今天天气真好" tinymind "A short thought with **Markdown**." ``` Add an image with `--image`: ```bash tm --image /path/to/photo.webp "A thought with an image" ``` ## Publish an article Provide both a title and content: ```bash tm -t "你好" -c "文章正文" tinymind --title "Long post" --file /path/to/post.md ``` The CLI generates safe YAML frontmatter and preserves Markdown, GFM, and math syntax in the body. It refuses to overwrite an existing slug unless the user explicitly supplies `--force`. ## Run without installation If `tm` is unavailable, run the bundled script from this skill directory: ```bash node scripts/tinymind.mjs "Your thought" node scripts/tinymind.mjs -t "Title" -f /path/to/post.md ``` Use `--dry-run` to validate and preview without contacting GitHub. Use `--json` when machine-readable output is useful. ## Install the commands Install the public package when the commands are unavailable: ```bash npm install --global tinymind-cli ``` This installs `tinymind-cli`, `tinymind`, and the short alias `tm`. A TinyMind source checkout or local web deployment is not required.