Borrows the lark-cli agent-affordance model
(https://github.com/larksuite/cli/blob/main/AGENTS.md +
skills/lark-shared/SKILL.md) so weknora is designed to be agent-friendly:
error messages, output format, and flag design follow conventions agents
can rely on.
cli/AGENTS.md (operational reference for LLM agents invoking weknora):
Public document covering envelope schema, exit-code protocol
(0/1/2/10/130), stdout/stderr separation, and behavioral rules.
Sensitive commands (\`context use\`, \`kb delete\`, \`doc delete\`, \`init\`)
gain "AI agents:" paragraphs in their cobra Long descriptions so
guidance shows in --help.
format.Envelope schema additions:
Risk per-operation classification (read / write / high-risk-write +
action description), populated by write commands on both success
and failure paths.
Notice system advisories (CLI update available, server-CLI version
skew); type defined, emit sites land in v0.3.
DryRun marker for envelopes returned from --dry-run preview paths.
RiskLevel constants realigned to lark's taxonomy: read / write /
high-risk-write (was: read / mutating / destructive — not yet wired by
any command).
cmdutil.Error gains OperationRisk; PrintErrorEnvelope auto-attaches it
to envelope.Risk so destructive failure paths surface uniformly.
Exit-10 confirmation protocol:
New ErrorCode \`input.confirmation_required\` mapped to exit code 10 in
cmdutil.ExitCode. ConfirmDestructive now returns this code (with
OperationRisk attached) when stdout is non-TTY or --json was set, with
-y/--yes absent. Previous behavior — silent proceed in non-TTY — was
unsafe: scripts and agents could delete resources with no explicit
approval. Three test cases re-pinned around the new contract.
This is a wire-contract change for any caller who relied on silent
proceed; v0.0/v0.1 had no destructive commands, so the blast radius is
contained to v0.2 itself.
--dry-run global flag:
cmd write paths (kb create/delete, doc upload/delete, api POST/PUT/PATCH/
DELETE) check cmdutil.IsDryRun(cmd) and skip the SDK call, emitting an
envelope with dry_run=true plus a Risk classification. Read commands
ignore --dry-run by design (no side effect to preview). Human-mode
prints \`[dry-run] would <action>\` to stdout.
Command discovery: agents introspect via the existing \`--help\` surface
(consistent with gh / kubectl / aws / gcloud / terraform — none of them
ship a CLI-tree self-description command). An earlier draft added a
\`weknora schema\` reflection command; dropped after a mainstream survey
found it has no stable analog (lark-cli's schema describes Lark API
methods, not its own CLI tree).
Tests: 27 cli packages pass at this commit. Added two new tests covering
envelope.risk and envelope._notice serialization.
Audited the v0.0~v0.2 21-command surface against gh / kubectl / cargo /
npm / git / docker / flyctl / vercel / supabase / brew. WeKnora was
cherry-picking from multiple heritages, producing an inconsistent feel:
the kb subtree mixed gh verbs (create / delete / list) with a kubectl
verb (get); confirmation flag duplicated --force (docker/kubectl) with
global -y/--yes (gh/vercel/npm); the --agent flag stretched Stripe's
telemetry-tag pattern into a behavior-mode switch that no mainstream
CLI does.
ADR-3 picks gh as the primary north star. Documented deviations remain
for project-link (vercel/cargo), chat (openai-cli), context (kubectl-
light), and doctor (brew/flutter). The decision and its deviations are
documented self-contained in cli/AGENTS.md.
Surface changes:
- kb get → kb view (gh repo view convention); "get" kept as cobra Alias
for v0.0/v0.1 callers — see https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_repo_view.
- kb delete --force / doc delete --force removed in favor of the global
-y/--yes persistent flag (gh repo delete --yes convention). One
mechanism skips destructive prompts; ConfirmDestructive's parameter
renamed `force` → `yes` to match.
- --agent omnibus mode-switch removed. Stripe's DetectAIAgent (the
cited inspiration) only tags User-Agent for telemetry, never flips
behavior; gh / kubectl / aws / docker / flyctl all decline this kind
of flag. The 7-env auto-detect list is reduced to the two entries
Stripe also recognizes (CLAUDECODE, CURSOR_AGENT) — the other five
had no agent-documented source. ApplyAgentSugar / ShouldUseAgentMode
and the dead --no-interactive / --no-progress globals are deleted
entirely.
- DetectAIAgent and SetAgentHelp annotations are kept: env detection
now only triggers AGENT-targeted help text rendering (no behavior
change), matching Stripe's narrower scope.
Tests: 27 cli packages green (acceptance/contract still pins kb get
golden; the alias keeps it valid).
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