tarnished-cli 0.1.7

Agent-first CLI for Tarnished

Tarnished CLI

Agent-first command-line interface for Tarnished.

Install

Supported install path:

brew tap markoonakic/tap
brew install tarnished-cli

For local release verification only:

uv tool install ./dist/tarnished_cli-<version>-py3-none-any.whl

Authentication

Tarnished CLI is API-key-first.

1. Create or rotate the API key in the Tarnished web app.
2. Prefer the CLI preset so the key includes the scopes the CLI expects.
3. Validate and store the key locally:

uv run tarnished auth init --api-key '...'

4. Run the auth doctor to confirm the stored key, live auth check, and required CLI scopes all pass:

uv run tarnished auth doctor
uv run tarnished auth whoami

5. Clear the locally stored key when needed:

uv run tarnished auth api-key clear

The web app remains the source of truth for API keys. The CLI does not create, rotate, revoke, or otherwise manage remote API keys.

Development

cd cli
uv sync
uv run tarnished --help
uv run pytest -q

Release

The repository release workflow builds CLI distributions, publishes them to the GitHub release, publishes the CLI to PyPI by default, and then updates the Homebrew tap from the released PyPI sdist.

One-Time PyPI Trusted Publishing Setup

1. Create the tarnished-cli project on PyPI.
2. In the PyPI project settings, add a Trusted Publisher for this GitHub repository.
3. Use these values:
   • Owner: markoonakic
   • Repository: tarnished
   • Workflow name: release.yml
   • Environment name: pypi

One-Time Homebrew Tap Automation Setup

1. Create a write-enabled deploy key for markoonakic/homebrew-tap.
2. Add the private key to this repository as the HOMEBREW_TAP_DEPLOY_KEY secret.
3. The release workflow will:
   • update Formula/tarnished-cli.rb from PyPI metadata
   • refresh Python resource blocks with brew update-python-resources
   • build the formula from source and run brew test tarnished-cli
   • push the tap update to markoonakic/homebrew-tap

Release Outputs

The release workflow publishes:

• cli/dist/*.whl
• cli/dist/*.tar.gz

to the GitHub release, publishes to PyPI, and updates the Homebrew tap.