evo-cli 0.5.1

Evolution CLI - a developer toolbox for setting up dev machines

Evolution CLI (Develop by Dev And for Dev)

Awesome evo_cli created by maycuatroi

Install it from PyPI

pip install evo-cli

Available Commands

evo is built with click and rich. Run evo --help or evo <command> -h for colorized help, option tables, and examples.

SSH Setup

Set up SSH with key-based authentication:

evo setupssh

Options:

• -H, --host - SSH server hostname or IP address
• -u, --user - SSH username
• -p, --password - SSH password (prefer the interactive prompt)
• -P, --port - SSH port (default: 22)
• -i, --identity - Existing private key to install instead of generating one

Miniconda Installation

Install Miniconda with cross-platform support:

evo miniconda

Options:

• -p, --prefix - Installation directory (default: ~/miniconda3 or %USERPROFILE%\miniconda3)
• -f, --force - Force reinstallation even if Miniconda is already installed

Cloudflare SSH Tunnel

Expose this Ubuntu machine's SSH server through a Cloudflare named tunnel, so you can reach it from anywhere without opening a public inbound port:

evo cfssh -H dev.example.com

It installs cloudflared, logs in to Cloudflare, creates a named tunnel, writes /etc/cloudflared/config.yml with an ssh:// ingress rule, routes a proxied DNS record, and installs the cloudflared systemd service. Requires a Cloudflare account with a domain managed in Cloudflare.

Options:

• -H, --hostname - Public hostname for SSH, e.g. dev.example.com
• -n, --name - Tunnel name (default: first label of the hostname)
• -P, --ssh-port - Local SSH port to forward (default: 22)
• --no-service - Configure only, do not install the systemd service

To connect from a client machine, install cloudflared and add to ~/.ssh/config:

Host dev.example.com
  User <your-user>
  ProxyCommand cloudflared access ssh --hostname %h

Fix Claude Code

Detect and fix the Claude Code 2.1.154-2.1.158 tool-result delivery bug (commands run but their output is returned to the model empty, duplicated, or out of order):

evo f-claude

It checks the installed version against the affected range, disables the auto-updater in ~/.claude/settings.json (backing it up first), downgrades to a known-good build, respawns background sessions, and verifies the result.

Options:

• -c, --check - Diagnose only; make no changes
• --pin-version - Known-good version to install when downgrading (default: 2.1.153)
• --no-downgrade - Only disable the auto-updater; skip the reinstall
• -y, --yes - Skip the confirmation prompt
• -f, --force - Apply the fix even if the version is not in the affected range
• --unpin - Undo the fix: re-enable the auto-updater and install the latest build