lifeos-cli 0.2.0

Command-line tooling for personal operating system workflows, tools, and automation.

lifeos-cli

lifeos-cli is the command-line package for building a personal operating system on top of PostgreSQL, async services, and incremental domain modules.

The project is currently focused on establishing a durable foundation instead of exposing every future LifeOS capability at once:

• PostgreSQL-first persistence
• Alembic-based schema evolution
• async-only runtime service and data layers
• a structured CLI grammar that can scale across domains
• a first end-to-end notes slice

Current Focus

This branch intentionally keeps the domain surface narrow while the platform foundation settles. Today the primary delivered slice is:

• local configuration bootstrap with lifeos init
• database connectivity checks and migrations
• note capture, listing, search, inspection, and batch editing
• initial area, tag, people, vision, and task domain foundations

The event and time-tracking domains still need additional naming cleanup before they are migrated.

Install

Install from PyPI with uv tool:

uv tool install lifeos-cli

Quick Start

1. Initialize local configuration:

   lifeos init
   

2. Add a note:

   lifeos note add "hello"
   

3. List notes:

   lifeos note list
   

4. Create an area, a vision, and a task:

   lifeos area add "Health"
   lifeos vision add "Launch lifeos-cli"
   lifeos task add "Draft release checklist" --vision-id <vision-id>
   

5. Run a batch delete operation when needed:

   lifeos task batch delete --ids <task-id-1> <task-id-2>
   

For detailed CLI usage, command grammar, multiline note input, search, and batch operations, see docs/cli.md.

The public CLI only performs soft deletion. Permanent cleanup is intentionally kept out of the user-facing command tree and must be done through internal maintenance scripts.

Development

1. Install uv.

2. Sync the development environment:

   uv sync --all-extras
   

3. Run the default validation entrypoint:

   bash ./scripts/doctor.sh
   

Tooling

• pre-commit is used for local quality gates.
• pip-audit is used for dependency vulnerability checks.
• GitHub Actions validates pull requests, audits dependencies, and prepares release publishing on version tags.

Project Policies

• Contribution workflow: CONTRIBUTING.md
• Security disclosure: SECURITY.md
• Community expectations: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.