Add Agent-First CLI Specs to Tools section - #9
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Four open MIT specs for agent-driven CLIs: output contract, guide command, feedback command, self-update. 5 reference implementations. Landing: https://cli-specs.intrane.fr
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Added Agent-First CLI Specs to the Tools section.
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Four open MIT-licensed specs that make any CLI agent-first — each independently adoptable in ~30 minutes:
help-jsonguidecommand that bakes the full operator mental model into the binaryfeedbackcommand that dual-writes to the app's endpoint + a central relay (idempotent, never-fail)updatecommand with content-hash versioning, verify-then-swap, passive stderr nudge5 reference implementations across Go and machin (MFL): grepapi, mago, automaintainer, remotecmd, chatsnip.
Fits the Tools section alongside Conventional Commits, SemVer, Compose Spec, and OpenAutoComplete — it's a small, practical specification for CLI tooling.