tsu-cli 0.1.1

Generate project tech documentation and push to Confluence using GitHub Copilot SDK

tsu-cli

Generate project tech documentation using GitHub Copilot SDK and push to Confluence.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.11+
• GitHub Copilot CLI — installed and authenticated (installation guide)
• Confluence API token — for pushing pages (create one here)

Installation

pip install tsu-cli

Development install

git clone https://github.com/vivekrana2012/tsu-cli.git
cd tsu-cli
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick Start

# 1. Initialize in your project directory
cd /path/to/your/project
tsu init

# 2. Generate tech documentation
tsu generate

# 3. Push to Confluence
tsu push

Commands

tsu init

Interactive setup — creates .tsu/ directory with configuration files.

If you provide a parent page URL and credentials, a blank placeholder page is created on Confluence during init. The page_id is saved in .tsu/confluence.json so that all future tsu push runs (including from CI/CD pipelines like Jenkins) update the same page instead of creating duplicates. Re-running tsu init preserves the existing page_id.

tsu init
tsu init --dir /path/to/project

tsu generate

Analyze the project using GitHub Copilot and generate .tsu/document.md.

If a Confluence page already exists, the current page content is pulled and sent to the LLM as reference — preserving any manually added content while updating sections based on the latest codebase.

tsu generate
tsu generate --model claude-sonnet-4.5
tsu generate --output custom-doc.md
tsu generate --extra "Focus on the authentication flow"
tsu generate --offline    # skip Confluence sync, generate fresh

tsu models

List available LLM models from the Copilot SDK.

tsu models

tsu push

Upload .tsu/document.md to Confluence. Creates a new page on first push, updates the existing page on subsequent pushes.

tsu push

tsu help

Show a detailed guide covering the full workflow, all commands, flags, authentication, prompt customization, and examples.

tsu help

tsu auth

Manage Confluence credentials (stored in system keychain, never on disk).

tsu auth set      # Store email + token in keychain
tsu auth status   # Check credential configuration
tsu auth clear    # Remove stored credentials

Configuration

All config lives in .tsu/ (safe to commit — no secrets):

File	Purpose
config.json	Tool settings (model, output file)
confluence.json	Confluence page target
generate.md	Prompt template (editable)
document.md	Generated documentation

Confluence Credentials

Credentials are resolved in this order (never stored in config files):

1. Environment variables: CONFLUENCE_USER, CONFLUENCE_TOKEN
2. System keychain (via tsu auth set)
3. Interactive prompt

Use environment variables for CI/CD pipelines.

Customizing the Prompt

tsu init copies the default prompt template to .tsu/generate.md. Edit it freely to change the document structure, sections, or instructions — your changes are used on every subsequent tsu generate run.

The template uses Jinja2 syntax. The variable {{ additional_instructions }} is populated by the --extra flag.

Re-running tsu init will not overwrite an existing .tsu/generate.md, so your edits are safe.

License

MIT