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Command Catalog

Command Catalog

CodeMesh command docs separate current commands from planned behavior. The current command list below is checked against top-level CLI help and the stable command reference pages by TestCommandCatalogMatchesTopLevelHelp and TestCommandReferencePagesMatchCatalog.

#Current Commands

Each linked reference page documents the current syntax, purpose, safe local examples, and current limitations. If a command does not appear in this list, it is not part of the runnable MVP surface.

codemesh agent prepare prints the ready workspace path plus handoff_docs: N, where N is the count of selected handoff docs. The detailed handoff doc metadata is path-only in codemesh-run.json; CodeMesh does not copy docs, embed doc contents, or read doc contents into metadata.

#Safe Local Example

This example uses a temp CodeMesh home and local Git remote only. It does not touch the user's normal CodeMesh home, personal workspace, GitHub account, or secrets.

demo="$(mktemp -d)"
export CODEMESH_HOME="$demo/codemesh-home"
workspace="$demo/workspace"
seed="$demo/seed"
remote="$demo/demo.git"

mkdir -p "$workspace" "$seed"
git -C "$seed" init -b main
printf '# demo\n' > "$seed/README.md"
git -C "$seed" add README.md
git -C "$seed" -c user.name='CodeMesh Demo' -c user.email='demo@example.invalid' commit -m 'Initial demo'
git clone --bare "$seed" "$remote"
git clone "$remote" "$workspace/demo-project"

codemesh init "$workspace"
codemesh add "$workspace/demo-project" --alias demo-project
codemesh tree
codemesh status demo-project --base main
codemesh agent prepare demo-project --base main --profile codex
codemesh runs
codemesh clean --older-than 0d

Use codemesh scan "$workspace" instead of codemesh add ... when discovering all Git checkouts under a workspace root.

Use codemesh hydrate <project> after a project is already registered and its desired local path is missing. Hydration clones the registered remote into that path and refuses existing non-empty path conflicts.

#Planned Or Unimplemented

These directions remain product direction, not runnable commands today:

  • machine registration and multi-machine sync
  • synced manifests or remote project indexes
  • secret materialization or env file writing
  • daemon, mount, UI, placeholders, or file-level lazy hydration
  • generic cloud drive behavior

Research docs may sketch future commands for those areas. Treat them as planned until they appear in current CLI help and this catalog.