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jakevin 70b1145b5e refactor: migrate all CLI adapters from YAML to TypeScript (#887)
* refactor: remove version field from GenerateOutcome and EarlyHint

All consumers are in the same repo and evolve together — version field
adds ceremony without practical value at this stage.

Keeps schema_version in VerifiedArtifactMetadata (sidecar file format).

* refactor: migrate all 123 CLI adapters from YAML to TypeScript

Remove YAML as an adapter format entirely. All adapters now use
TypeScript with cli() from @jackwener/opencli/registry.

- Convert 123 YAML adapter files to TypeScript via batch script
- Remove YAML scanning from discovery.ts (registerYamlCli, yaml import)
- Remove scanYaml() and shouldReplaceManifestEntry() from build-manifest.ts
- Change synthesize.ts to output JSON candidates (internal format)
- Change generate-verified.ts to write .ts adapter files instead of .yaml
- Delete yaml-schema.ts (dead code) and scripts/yaml-to-ts.mjs (one-time tool)
- Update all tests to match new format

Closes discussion in #OpenCLI thread 47ddba82.

* fix: close YAML migration gaps in plugin scaffold, validation, and scan

- plugin-scaffold.ts: generate hello.ts (TS pipeline) instead of hello.yaml
- plugin.ts validatePluginStructure: no longer accept .yaml as valid command file
- plugin.ts scanPluginCommands: remove .yaml/.yml from scanned extensions
- discovery.ts: add explicit log.warn() when YAML files detected in clis/ or plugins/
- plugin.test.ts: update all test fixtures from .yaml to .js
- plugin-scaffold.test.ts: update hello.yaml references to hello.ts
- Delete dead src/yaml-schema.ts

Resolves PR #887 review blockers from @mbp-codex-pr0.

* refactor: complete YAML removal across docs, skills, record, and binance adapters

Code changes:
- record.ts: candidate output changed from .yaml (yaml.dump) to .json (JSON.stringify), removed js-yaml import
- src/clis/binance: convert all 11 YAML adapters to TypeScript cli() format
- binance/commands.test.ts: rewrite to use registry instead of yaml.load
- skill-generate.test.ts, diagnostic.test.ts: update mock paths from .yaml to .ts
- build-manifest.ts, synthesize.ts: update stale YAML comments

Documentation:
- README.md: remove .yaml from Dynamic Loader, fix plugin types, fix synthesize comment
- README.zh-CN.md: fix synthesize comment
- CONTRIBUTING.md: replace YAML Adapter section with Pipeline Adapter (TS), update arg examples
- docs/developer/yaml-adapter.md: replaced with deprecation redirect
- docs/developer/architecture.md: remove YAML pipeline references
- docs/developer/contributing.md: remove YAML adapter section
- docs/developer/ai-workflow.md: YAML → TS in synthesize description
- docs/guide/getting-started.md: remove .yaml from loader, update engine description
- docs/guide/plugins.md: remove YAML plugin option, update plugin types
- docs/index.md, docs/comparison.md: remove YAML adapter references
- docs/zh/guide/plugins.md: remove .yaml from scan description

Skills:
- opencli-explorer/SKILL.md: rewrite YAML vs TS decision tree to TS-only
- opencli-oneshot/SKILL.md: replace YAML templates with TS cli() templates
- opencli-generate/SKILL.md: YAML artifact path → TS artifact path
- opencli-usage/SKILL.md, plugins.md: update adapter format references

* fix: clean up remaining YAML adapter references in docs

- docs/zh/guide/plugins.md: replace YAML plugin example with TS pipeline
- docs/developer/testing.md: YAML Adapter heading → Adapter, remove validate line
- TESTING.md: same fix in root testing doc
- CONTRIBUTING.md: remove "YAML validation" comment
- docs/.vitepress/config.mts: mark YAML Adapter Guide as (Deprecated) in nav
- docs/advanced/download.md: remove "YAML Adapters" from pipeline step heading
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Getting Started

Make any website or Electron App your CLI. Zero risk · Reuse Chrome login · AI-powered discovery · Browser + Desktop automation

npm Node.js Version License

OpenCLI turns any website or Electron app into a command-line interface — Bilibili, Zhihu, 小红书, Twitter/X, Reddit, YouTube, Antigravity, and many more — powered by browser session reuse and AI-native discovery.

Highlights

  • CLI All Electron — CLI-ify apps like Antigravity Ultra! Now AI can control itself natively.
  • Account-safe — Reuses Chrome's logged-in state; your credentials never leave the browser.
  • AI Agent ready — explore discovers APIs, synthesize generates adapters, cascade finds auth strategies.
  • Self-healing setup — opencli doctor auto-starts the daemon and diagnoses extension + live browser connectivity.
  • Dynamic Loader — Simply drop .ts adapters into the clis/ folder for auto-registration.
  • Dual-Engine Architecture — Supports both declarative pipeline adapters and robust browser runtime TypeScript injections.

Quick Start

Install via npm

npm install -g @jackwener/opencli

Basic Usage

opencli list                              # See all commands
opencli hackernews top --limit 5          # Public API, no browser
opencli bilibili hot --limit 5            # Browser command
opencli zhihu hot -f json                 # JSON output

Output Formats

All built-in commands support --format / -f:

opencli bilibili hot -f table   # Default: rich terminal table
opencli bilibili hot -f json    # JSON (pipe to jq or LLMs)
opencli bilibili hot -f yaml    # YAML (human-readable)
opencli bilibili hot -f md      # Markdown
opencli bilibili hot -f csv     # CSV
opencli bilibili hot -v         # Verbose: show pipeline debug

Tab Completion

OpenCLI supports intelligent tab completion to speed up command input:

# Add shell completion to your startup config
echo 'eval "$(opencli completion zsh)"' >> ~/.zshrc              # Zsh
echo 'eval "$(opencli completion bash)"' >> ~/.bashrc            # Bash
echo 'opencli completion fish | source' >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish  # Fish

# Restart your shell, then press Tab to complete:
opencli [Tab]          # Complete site names (bilibili, zhihu, twitter...)
opencli bilibili [Tab] # Complete commands (hot, search, me, download...)

The completion includes:

  • All available sites and adapters
  • Built-in commands (list, explore, validate...)
  • Command aliases
  • Real-time updates as you add new adapters

Next Steps