cli parity after v0.1.0 scope stabilizes #133

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opened 2026-03-28 18:22:36 +00:00 by barrettruth · 0 comments

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Decision

CLI parity comes after the v0.1.0 web/self-hosted scope is stable.

This issue should not pull new product surface forward. It is a cleanup/parity pass for already-shipped workflows.

Immediate child issue

#316 — prune stale CLI flags, filters, completions, and docs so the current CLI contract matches the reduced app.

Solution

Limit eventual parity to:

task create/list/show/edit/delete/status flows
category listing
import/export/feed helpers
config/auth bootstrap for a self-hosted instance
output consistency, completion updates, and manpage accuracy

Do not include generic automations, public share links, mobile/PWA behavior, reminders, app-login flows, or multi-user account workflows.

Acceptance criteria

The CLI documents exactly which web workflows it mirrors.
Removed web features have no stale CLI commands, completions, or manpage sections.
Parity gaps are small, concrete command issues rather than a broad umbrella.

## Decision CLI parity comes after the v0.1.0 web/self-hosted scope is stable. This issue should not pull new product surface forward. It is a cleanup/parity pass for already-shipped workflows. ## Immediate child issue - [ ] #316 — prune stale CLI flags, filters, completions, and docs so the current CLI contract matches the reduced app. ## Solution Limit eventual parity to: - task create/list/show/edit/delete/status flows - category listing - import/export/feed helpers - config/auth bootstrap for a self-hosted instance - output consistency, completion updates, and manpage accuracy Do not include generic automations, public share links, mobile/PWA behavior, reminders, app-login flows, or multi-user account workflows. ## Acceptance criteria - The CLI documents exactly which web workflows it mirrors. - Removed web features have no stale CLI commands, completions, or manpage sections. - Parity gaps are small, concrete command issues rather than a broad umbrella.