Eidos CLI v0.36.7

What's new

Readable terminal output by default

Eidos CLI now prints concise key-value sections and tables for interactive use.
File inspection, schema details, row queries, mutations, and validation results
are easier to scan directly in a terminal without piping every command through
a JSON formatter.

Errors use the same human-readable default and preserve useful details such as
the current revision when an optimistic update is stale.

Stable JSON for Agents and scripts

Pass the global --json flag whenever a machine consumes the result:

eidos --json inspect tracker.eidos
eidos --json query tracker.eidos Tasks --fields Title,Status --limit 50

JSON mode retains the existing stable contract: one JSON document on stdout
for success and one JSON error document on stderr for failure. The flag works
with both command-first and file-first forms, including
eidos --json tracker.eidos inspect.

The bundled Eidos Skill and automation documentation now pass --json
explicitly, keeping Agent workflows deterministic while making the default CLI
friendlier for people.

Version-matched Eidos Skill for Codex

Install the Eidos Skill from this immutable CLI tag to keep the safe
context → apply → validate workflow aligned with the release:

npx skills add https://github.com/mayneyao/eidos/tree/cli-v0.36.7/skills/eidos --skill eidos -g -a codex -y

Install

macOS or Linux:

curl -fsSL https://download.eidos.space/cli/install.sh | sh

Windows PowerShell:

irm https://download.eidos.space/cli/install.ps1 | iex

The installers select v0.36.7 and verify the downloaded archive against the
release SHA256SUMS before replacing an existing binary.