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Release: 0.1.0a3. Use the Python interpreter from your installed virtual environment. The examples below use python to denote that interpreter; installation gives explicit Windows and Linux paths.

Command overview

Context assembly, project reviews, memory saving, and memory transport are Python APIs in this version. There are no peoplebot publish, peoplebot start, or peoplebot schedule commands in the release.

resolve-state

A branch name, abbreviated SHA, or absolute filesystem path is not valid in the corresponding commit/path field. Resolution reads Git objects, not working-tree edits, and does not fetch absent commits. Successful output is JSON on standard output. Classified errors are written to standard error. The CLI returns 0 on success, 2 for invalid input, 3 for State resolution failures, and 4 for alpha-operation failures. These codes do not cover every possible unhandled operating-system or Python failure. See the complete first-State example.

Alpha commands

These expose a synthetic local experiment. They do not provision GitHub accounts, install model runtimes, discover releases, create production agents, or activate schedules. All three require caller-supplied environment checkout/repository, environment identity, and Instance identity. Setup takes exact framework paths and a creation timestamp. Adoption additionally takes an existing selection commit, a candidate framework selection, runtime root, execution identity, and timestamps. Resume takes exact selection/memory commits, source checkouts, and one or more requested memory paths. Use each command’s --help and the exact alpha contract for the full input set. Guessing bindings or substituting a mutable branch for a pinned State defeats the experiment’s purpose.

Public reference

CLI source, Alpha contract.