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# issue(1) - Pure Issue Management CLI
## SYNOPSIS
**issue** [*GLOBAL_OPTIONS*] *COMMAND* [*ARGS*...]
## DESCRIPTION
The **issue** command provides a dedicated CLI interface for pure issue management operations. It focuses exclusively on issue tracking, project management, and metadata operations without document processing or workflow management functionality.
This CLI is designed for users who need straightforward issue management capabilities with clean separation from development workflows and document processing systems.
## GLOBAL OPTIONS
**-h, --help**
: Show help message and exit
## COMMANDS
### Issue Browsing
**list** [*OPTIONS*]
: List all issues with optional filtering
: Shows comprehensive issue overview with status, priority, and metadata
**show** *ISSUE_NUMBER*
: Display detailed information for a specific issue
: Shows full issue description, comments, assignees, and project state
### Issue Creation and Management
**create** *TITLE* *DESCRIPTION* [*OPTIONS*]
: Create a new issue with title and description
: Supports type classification and initial priority setting
**close** *ISSUE_NUMBER* [*COMMENT*]
: Close an issue with optional closing comment
: Records completion context and updates issue status
### Project Management
**assign** *ISSUE_NUMBER* *MILESTONE_ID*
: Assign issue to a project milestone
: Links issues to project milestones for planning and tracking
**priority** *ISSUE_NUMBER* *PRIORITY*
: Set issue priority level
: Priority levels: low, medium, high, critical
**state** *ISSUE_NUMBER* *STATE*
: Set issue project state
: Common states: Todo, In Progress, Done, Review, Blocked
**milestones**
: List all project milestones
: Shows milestone progress and associated issues
### Data Export and Integration
**export** [*OPTIONS*]
: Export issues in various formats for external processing
: Supports CSV, JSON, and TSV formats with filtering
## COMMAND OPTIONS
### list
**--open**
: Show only open issues (filter closed issues)
: Focuses on active backlog items
**--format** *FORMAT*
: Output format: table, json, csv
: Default: table (human-readable format)
### create
**--type** *TYPE*
: Issue type: bug, enhancement, feature
: Default: enhancement
**--priority** *PRIORITY*
: Initial priority: low, medium, high, critical
: Sets priority at creation time
### export
**--format** *FORMAT*
: Export format: csv, json, tsv
: Default: csv
**--output** *FILE*
: Output file path (default: stdout)
: Saves export to specified file
**--filter** *FILTER*
: Filter issues: open, closed, all
: Default: all (includes all issue states)
## EXAMPLES
### Basic Issue Operations
```bash
# List all issues
issue list
# List only open issues
issue list --open
# Show specific issue details
issue show 42
# Create new bug report
issue create "Login fails" "Users cannot log in after update" --type bug --priority high
# Close completed issue
issue close 42 "Fixed in latest update"
```
### Project Management
```bash
# Set issue priority
issue priority 42 high
# Assign to milestone
issue assign 42 1
# Update project state
issue state 42 "In Progress"
# List all milestones
issue milestones
```
### Data Export and Analysis
```bash
# Export all issues to CSV
issue export --format csv --output issues.csv
# Export only open issues as JSON
issue export --format json --filter open
# Export to TSV for Unix processing
issue export --format tsv | cut -f1,3 | sort
```
### Integration with Other Tools
```bash
# Count open issues
issue list --open --format json | jq length
# Find high priority issues
issue export --format csv | grep ",high,"
# List issues by milestone
issue list --format json | jq '.[] | select(.milestone_id == 1)'
```
## CONFIGURATION
The issue CLI uses the same configuration system as other MarkiTect tools:
### Configuration Sources (priority order)
1. **Command-line options** (highest)
2. **Environment variables** (`TDDAI_*`)
3. **`.env.tddai` file** (project-specific)
4. **Default values** (lowest)
### Required Configuration Variables
**TDDAI_GITEA_URL**
: Issue tracking server URL (Gitea, GitHub, etc.)
**TDDAI_REPO_OWNER**
: Repository owner/organization name
**TDDAI_REPO_NAME**
: Repository name for issue tracking
### Optional Configuration Variables
**GITEA_API_TOKEN** or **GITHUB_TOKEN**
: API authentication token for issue operations
**TDDAI_PROJECT_ROOT**
: Project root directory for file operations
**TDDAI_DEFAULT_MILESTONE**
: Default milestone for new issues
## INTEGRATION
### With TDD Workflow
```bash
# Pure issue management with workflow integration
issue create "Implement feature" "Add new authentication method"
tddai start-issue 42 # Start TDD workflow
# ... development work ...
tddai finish-issue # Complete TDD cycle
issue close 42 "Feature implemented with tests"
```
### With MarkiTect Document System
```bash
# Document-driven issue creation
markitect content-get requirements.md | issue create "Requirements issue" "$(cat -)"
issue assign $(issue list --format json | jq -r '.[-1].number') 1
```
### With External Systems
```bash
# Integration with CI/CD
issue export --format json | jq '.[] | select(.state == "Todo")' > todo-issues.json
# Reporting and analytics
issue export --format csv | python3 analytics.py
# Bulk operations via Unix tools
issue list --format json | jq '.[] | select(.priority == "high") | .number' | while read issue; do
issue state $issue "High Priority Review"
done
```
## EXIT STATUS
**0**
: Success
**1**
: General error (invalid arguments, operation failed)
**2**
: Configuration error (missing config, invalid values)
**3**
: API error (network issues, authentication failure)
**4**
: Data format error (invalid JSON, CSV parsing failure)
## ENVIRONMENT
**TDDAI_GITEA_URL**
: Issue tracking server URL
**TDDAI_REPO_OWNER**
: Repository owner name
**TDDAI_REPO_NAME**
: Repository name
**GITEA_API_TOKEN**
: Gitea API authentication token
**GITHUB_TOKEN**
: GitHub API authentication token
**TDDAI_VERBOSE**
: Enable verbose output (any non-empty value)
## FILES
**`.env.tddai`**
: Project configuration file
**`.tddai/`**
: Local project data directory
**`~/.tddai/`**
: User configuration directory
## COMPARISON WITH OTHER CLIS
### issue vs tddai vs markitect
**issue CLI**
: Pure issue management - listing, creating, closing, project organization
: Best for: Project managers, issue triaging, bulk operations
**tddai CLI**
: TDD workflow management - workspace, testing, development lifecycle
: Best for: Developers working on specific issues, test-driven development
**markitect CLI**
: Document processing - templates, schemas, content analysis
: Best for: Technical writers, document generation, content management
### When to Use issue CLI
- Project planning and issue organization
- Bulk issue operations and reporting
- Issue metadata management
- Integration with external project management tools
- Simple issue browsing and status updates
### When to Use tddai CLI Instead
- Starting development work on an issue
- TDD workflow and test coverage analysis
- Workspace management and development context
- Issue completion with testing verification
### When to Use markitect CLI Instead
- Document generation and template processing
- Schema validation and content analysis
- Performance monitoring and benchmarking
- Database operations and caching
## SEE ALSO
**tddai**(1), **markitect**(1)
Related documentation:
- Issue Management Guide
- Project Organization Best Practices
- CLI Integration Patterns
- Configuration Reference Manual
## BUGS
Report bugs at project issue tracker
## AUTHORS
MarkiTect Project development team
## COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2025 MarkiTect Project. Licensed under MIT License.

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# markitect(1) - Advanced Markdown Engine for Structured Content
## SYNOPSIS
**markitect** [*GLOBAL_OPTIONS*] *COMMAND* [*ARGS*...]
## DESCRIPTION
MarkiTect is an advanced markdown engine that transforms markdown files from plain text into intelligent, structured data with performance optimization, schema validation, and relational querying capabilities.
MarkiTect treats documentation as a database rather than simple text files, providing AST caching, frontmatter processing, schema validation, and SQL-like querying capabilities.
## GLOBAL OPTIONS
**-v, --verbose**
: Enable verbose output for detailed operation information
**--config** *PATH*
: Specify path to configuration file (default: auto-detected)
**--database** *PATH*
: Specify path to database file (default: markitect.db)
**--help**
: Show help message and exit
## COMMANDS
### Document Processing
**ingest** *FILE*
: Process and store a markdown file in the database
: Parses frontmatter, content, and tailmatter; generates AST; stores metadata
**get** *FILE*
: Retrieve and output a processed markdown file
: Returns the stored version with all processing applied
**list**
: List all stored files and their status
: Shows ingestion date, file size, and processing status
**metadata** *FILE*
: Display file metadata and frontmatter
: Shows extracted frontmatter, contentmatter, and tailmatter
**modify** *FILE*
: Modify the content of a processed markdown file
: Interactive editor for making changes to stored content
### Content Analysis
**content-get** *FILE*
: Extract content without frontmatter and tailmatter
: Returns clean content body only
**content-stats** *FILE*
: Calculate content statistics
: Word count, character count, reading time estimation
**frontmatter-get** *FILE* *KEY*
: Get specific frontmatter value by key (supports dot notation)
: Example: frontmatter-get doc.md author.name
**frontmatter-keys** *FILE*
: List all frontmatter keys
: Shows all available frontmatter fields
**frontmatter-set** *FILE* *KEY=VALUE*
: Set frontmatter value (supports nested keys)
: Example: frontmatter-set doc.md author.name="John Doe"
**frontmatter-stats** *FILES...*
: Calculate frontmatter statistics across multiple files
: Frequency analysis of frontmatter usage
### Advanced Content Features
**contentmatter-get** *FILE* *KEY*
: Get MultiMarkdown key-value pairs embedded in content
: Extracts inline metadata from document body
**contentmatter-keys** *FILE*
: List all contentmatter keys (MultiMarkdown format)
: Shows embedded key-value pairs
**contentmatter-set** *FILE* *KEY=VALUE*
: Set contentmatter value (adds to document if missing)
: Embeds metadata directly in content
**tailmatter-get** *FILE* *KEY*
: Get specific tailmatter value (QA checklists, metadata)
: Extracts end-of-document metadata
**tailmatter-check** *FILE*
: Run QA checklist validation
: Validates document against tailmatter requirements
### AST Operations
**ast-show** *FILE*
: Display AST structure for file
: Shows parsed abstract syntax tree
**ast-query** *FILE* *JSONPATH*
: Query AST using JSONPath expressions
: Example: ast-query doc.md "$.children[?(@.type=='heading')]"
**ast-stats** *FILES...*
: Show AST statistics for files or entire AST subsystem
: Performance metrics and structure analysis
### Schema Management
**schema-generate** *FILE*
: Generate JSON schema from markdown file's AST structure
: Creates reusable schema for document validation
**schema-ingest** *SCHEMA_FILE*
: Read and store a JSON schema file in the database
: Registers schema for validation use
**schema-list**
: List all stored schema files
: Shows available schemas and their usage
**schema-get** *SCHEMA_NAME*
: Retrieve and output a stored schema file
: Returns JSON schema definition
**schema-delete** *SCHEMA_NAME*
: Delete a stored schema file from the database
: Removes schema and validation rules
**validate** *FILE* *SCHEMA*
: Validate a markdown file against a JSON schema
: Checks document structure and content compliance
### Template System
**template-render** *TEMPLATE* *DATA*
: Render a template with data to generate documents
: Supports `{{variable}}` syntax and nested object access
**generate-stub** *SCHEMA*
: Generate a markdown stub/template from a JSON schema
: Creates document template from schema definition
**generate-drafts** *SCHEMA* *COUNT*
: Generate multiple document drafts from a schema template
: Batch document generation for workflows
### Performance Management
**perf-benchmark** [*OPTIONS*]
: Run performance benchmarks and measure system performance
: Tests template rendering, database operations, and ingestion speed
**perf-validate** [*OPTIONS*]
: Validate system performance against defined thresholds
: Ensures performance meets requirements
**perf-monitor** [*OPTIONS*]
: Monitor system performance over time
: Real-time performance tracking
**perf-track** [*OPTIONS*]
: Record a performance snapshot and track it over time
: Historical performance data collection
**perf-history** [*OPTIONS*]
: Show performance history and trend analysis
: Performance regression detection and reporting
### Database Operations
**db-query** *SQL*
: Execute SQL query against the database
: Direct database access for advanced queries
**db-schema**
: Show database schema and table structure
: Database introspection and documentation
**db-stats**
: Show database statistics and information
: Database size, table counts, performance metrics
**db-data** *FILE*
: Display complete file data including metadata and relationships
: Comprehensive file information
**db-delete**
: Delete the database file
: Complete database reset (use with caution)
### Cache Management
**cache-stats**
: Display cache statistics and effectiveness
: Shows hit rates, memory usage, and performance impact
**cache-clean**
: Clear cache and free memory
: Removes all cached data for fresh processing
**cache-invalidate** *FILE*
: Invalidate specific file cache
: Forces reprocessing of individual files
### System Information
**stats** [*FILE*]
: Show core system statistics or file-specific statistics
: Overview of system status and file processing metrics
**config-stats**
: Display configuration statistics and status
: Shows current configuration and settings
### Associated Files
**associated-files** *SUBCOMMAND*
: Manage associated markdown and schema file pairs
: Link documents with their schemas and templates
### Legacy Support
**legacy** *SUBCOMMAND*
: Manage legacy interface compatibility and lifecycle
: Backward compatibility for older integrations
## EXAMPLES
### Basic Document Processing
```bash
# Process a markdown file
markitect ingest document.md
# List all processed files
markitect list
# Get file metadata
markitect metadata document.md
# Extract frontmatter value
markitect frontmatter-get document.md title
```
### Schema-Driven Development
```bash
# Generate schema from document
markitect schema-generate document.md
# Create document template from schema
markitect generate-stub my-schema.json
# Validate document against schema
markitect validate document.md my-schema.json
```
### Template Processing
```bash
# Render template with data
markitect template-render invoice.md data.json
# Generate multiple drafts
markitect generate-drafts schema.json 10
```
### Advanced Querying
```bash
# Query AST structure
markitect ast-query document.md "$.children[?(@.type=='heading')]"
# SQL database queries
markitect db-query "SELECT * FROM files WHERE frontmatter LIKE '%author%'"
# Content analysis
markitect content-stats document.md
```
### Performance Monitoring
```bash
# Benchmark system performance
markitect perf-benchmark --test-type all
# Track performance over time
markitect perf-track --notes "After optimization"
# View performance history
markitect perf-history --trend-days 30
```
## CONFIGURATION
MarkiTect uses a hierarchical configuration system:
1. **Command-line options** (highest priority)
2. **Environment variables** (`MARKITECT_*`)
3. **Configuration files** (.markitect.yml, markitect.conf)
4. **Default values** (lowest priority)
### Configuration Files
- `~/.markitect/config.yml` - User configuration
- `.markitect.yml` - Project-specific configuration
- Environment variable `MARKITECT_CONFIG` - Custom config path
### Common Configuration Options
- `database_path` - Database file location
- `cache_enabled` - Enable/disable AST caching
- `performance_tracking` - Enable performance monitoring
- `default_schema` - Default schema for validation
## FILES
**markitect.db**
: Default database file for storing processed documents and metadata
**~/.markitect/**
: User configuration directory
**.markitect.yml**
: Project-specific configuration file
**.markitect/**
: Project-specific data directory
## EXIT STATUS
**0**
: Success
**1**
: General error (file not found, validation failure, etc.)
**2**
: Configuration error
**3**
: Database error
**4**
: Schema validation error
## ENVIRONMENT
**MARKITECT_CONFIG**
: Path to configuration file
**MARKITECT_DATABASE**
: Path to database file
**MARKITECT_CACHE_DIR**
: Cache directory location
**MARKITECT_VERBOSE**
: Enable verbose output (any non-empty value)
## SEE ALSO
**tddai**(1), **issue**(1)
Related documentation:
- MarkiTect Architecture Guide
- Schema Development Guide
- Template System Documentation
- Performance Optimization Guide
## BUGS
Report bugs at: https://github.com/markitect/markitect/issues
## AUTHORS
MarkiTect development team
## COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2025 MarkiTect Project. Licensed under MIT License.

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# tddai(1) - Test-Driven Development AI Assistant
## SYNOPSIS
**tddai** [*OPTIONS*] *COMMAND* [*ARGS*...]
## DESCRIPTION
TDDAI (Test-Driven Development AI) is a comprehensive CLI tool for managing TDD workflows, issue tracking, and development project organization. It provides intelligent automation for the complete development lifecycle with focus on test-driven development practices.
TDDAI integrates issue management, workspace organization, test coverage analysis, and project management into a unified workflow that supports the TDD8 methodology (Issue-Test-Red-Green-Refactor-Document-Refine-Publish).
## COMMANDS
### Workspace Management
**workspace-status**
: Show current workspace status
: Displays active issues, workspace state, and pending tasks
**start-issue** *ISSUE_NUMBER*
: Start working on an issue
: Initializes workspace, sets up test environment, creates issue context
**finish-issue**
: Finish current issue workspace
: Completes TDD cycle, updates issue status, cleans up workspace
**add-test**
: Show guidance for adding tests
: Provides TDD-specific guidance and test templates
### Issue Management
**list-issues**
: List all issues with status and priority
: Shows comprehensive issue overview with filtering options
**list-open-issues**
: List only open issues (active backlog)
: Focuses on actionable items in current sprint
**show-issue** *ISSUE_NUMBER*
: Show detailed issue information
: Displays description, comments, status, and related context
**close-issue** *ISSUE_NUMBER* [*COMMENT*]
: Close an issue with optional comment
: Marks issue complete and records completion context
**analyze-coverage** *ISSUE_NUMBER*
: Analyze test coverage for specific issue
: Shows coverage metrics and testing completeness
### Issue Creation
**create-issue** *TITLE* *BODY* [*OPTIONS*]
: Create a new issue
: Basic issue creation with title and description
**create-enhancement** *TITLE* *USE_CASE* [*OPTIONS*]
: Create a structured enhancement issue
: Uses enhancement template with use cases and acceptance criteria
**create-from-template** *TEMPLATE_FILE* [*VARIABLES*]
: Create issue from template file
: Template-based issue creation with variable substitution
### Project Management
**setup-project-mgmt**
: Setup project management labels and milestones
: Initializes project structure and management framework
**project-overview**
: Show project management overview
: Dashboard view of project status, milestones, and progress
**set-issue-state** *ISSUE_NUMBER* *STATE*
: Set issue project state
: Workflow state management (Todo, In Progress, Done, etc.)
**set-issue-priority** *ISSUE_NUMBER* *PRIORITY*
: Set issue priority level
: Priority management (low, medium, high, critical)
**create-milestone** *TITLE* [*DESCRIPTION*]
: Create a new milestone for project organization
: Milestone-based project planning and tracking
**list-milestones**
: List all project milestones
: Shows milestone progress and associated issues
**assign-to-milestone** *ISSUE_NUMBER* *MILESTONE_ID*
: Assign issue to milestone
: Links issues to project milestones for planning
### Data Export and Integration
**issue-index** [*OPTIONS*]
: Output compact issue index for Unix processing
: Machine-readable issue data for scripts and automation
### Configuration Management
**config-show**
: Display current configuration values
: Shows effective configuration from all sources
**config-validate**
: Validate current configuration
: Checks configuration consistency and completeness
**config-troubleshoot**
: Run comprehensive configuration troubleshooting
: Diagnoses configuration issues and provides solutions
**config-files**
: Check configuration files status
: Shows configuration file locations and validation
## OPTIONS
**-h, --help**
: Show help message and exit
**--verbose**
: Enable verbose output for debugging
**--config** *PATH*
: Specify custom configuration file path
## TDD8 METHODOLOGY
TDDAI implements the TDD8 workflow methodology:
1. **ISSUE** - Define problem and requirements
2. **TEST** - Write tests before implementation
3. **RED** - Ensure tests fail initially
4. **GREEN** - Implement minimum viable solution
5. **REFACTOR** - Improve code quality and design
6. **DOCUMENT** - Update documentation and examples
7. **REFINE** - Performance optimization and polish
8. **PUBLISH** - Release and communicate changes
### TDD8 Workflow Commands
```bash
# Start TDD cycle
tddai start-issue 42
# Check workspace status
tddai workspace-status
# Add test guidance
tddai add-test
# Analyze test coverage
tddai analyze-coverage 42
# Complete TDD cycle
tddai finish-issue
# Close issue with completion
tddai close-issue 42 "Implemented with full test coverage"
```
## EXAMPLES
### Basic Workflow
```bash
# Show workspace status
tddai workspace-status
# Start working on an issue
tddai start-issue 123
# Get test guidance
tddai add-test
# Check coverage for current issue
tddai analyze-coverage 123
# Complete the issue
tddai finish-issue
```
### Issue Management
```bash
# List all open issues
tddai list-open-issues
# Show specific issue details
tddai show-issue 42
# Create new enhancement
tddai create-enhancement "Add caching" "Improve performance by caching frequent queries"
# Set issue priority
tddai set-issue-priority 42 high
# Close completed issue
tddai close-issue 42 "Feature implemented and tested"
```
### Project Management
```bash
# Setup project management structure
tddai setup-project-mgmt
# View project overview
tddai project-overview
# Create milestone
tddai create-milestone "Version 1.0" "Initial release milestone"
# Assign issue to milestone
tddai assign-to-milestone 42 1
# Set issue state
tddai set-issue-state 42 "In Progress"
```
### Data Export and Automation
```bash
# Export issue index for processing
tddai issue-index --format json > issues.json
# Export specific format
tddai issue-index --format csv --filter-state open
# Unix pipeline processing
tddai issue-index --format tsv | cut -f1,3 | sort
```
### Configuration Management
```bash
# Show current configuration
tddai config-show
# Validate configuration
tddai config-validate
# Troubleshoot config issues
tddai config-troubleshoot
# Check config file status
tddai config-files
```
## CONFIGURATION
TDDAI uses a hierarchical configuration system:
### Configuration Sources (priority order)
1. **Command-line options** (highest)
2. **Environment variables** (`TDDAI_*`)
3. **`.env.tddai` file** (project-specific)
4. **Default values** (lowest)
### Configuration Files
**`.env.tddai`**
: Project-specific configuration file
: Key-value pairs for project settings
**`~/.tddai/config.yml`**
: User-level configuration
: Personal defaults and preferences
### Common Configuration Variables
**TDDAI_GITEA_URL**
: Gitea server URL for issue tracking
**TDDAI_GITEA_TOKEN**
: API token for Gitea authentication
**TDDAI_PROJECT_ROOT**
: Project root directory path
**TDDAI_WORKSPACE_DIR**
: Workspace directory for issue work
**TDDAI_DEFAULT_MILESTONE**
: Default milestone for new issues
**TDDAI_COVERAGE_THRESHOLD**
: Minimum test coverage percentage
## INTEGRATION
### Issue Tracking Systems
TDDAI integrates with various issue tracking systems:
- **Gitea** - Primary integration with API support
- **GitHub** - Via API (configuration required)
- **Local files** - File-based issue tracking
### CI/CD Integration
```bash
# In CI/CD pipelines
tddai config-validate || exit 1
tddai analyze-coverage $ISSUE_NUMBER
tddai issue-index --format json > artifacts/issues.json
```
### Development Workflow Integration
```bash
# Git hooks integration
echo "tddai workspace-status" > .git/hooks/pre-commit
# Makefile integration
test-coverage:
tddai analyze-coverage $(ISSUE)
issue-status:
tddai project-overview
```
## FILES
**`.env.tddai`**
: Project configuration file
**`.tddai/workspace/`**
: Issue workspace directory
**`~/.tddai/`**
: User configuration directory
**`tddai.log`**
: Activity log file (when logging enabled)
## EXIT STATUS
**0**
: Success
**1**
: General error (command failed, invalid arguments)
**2**
: Configuration error (missing config, invalid values)
**3**
: Issue tracking error (API failure, network issues)
**4**
: Workspace error (workspace conflicts, file issues)
## ENVIRONMENT
**TDDAI_GITEA_URL**
: Gitea server URL
**TDDAI_GITEA_TOKEN**
: Gitea API authentication token
**TDDAI_PROJECT_ROOT**
: Project root directory
**TDDAI_WORKSPACE_DIR**
: Issue workspace directory
**TDDAI_VERBOSE**
: Enable verbose logging (any non-empty value)
**TDDAI_CONFIG**
: Custom configuration file path
## WORKFLOW INTEGRATION
### With MarkiTect
```bash
# Document-driven development
markitect schema-generate requirements.md
tddai create-issue "Implement feature" "$(markitect content-get requirements.md)"
tddai start-issue 42
```
### With Issue CLI
```bash
# Pure issue management with TDDAI workflow
issue create "Bug fix" "Description"
tddai start-issue 42 # Start TDD workflow
issue assign 42 milestone-1 # Project management
```
## SEE ALSO
**markitect**(1), **issue**(1)
TDD8 Methodology Documentation
Project Management Integration Guide
Configuration Reference Manual
## BUGS
Report bugs at project issue tracker
## AUTHORS
TDDAI development team
## COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2025 MarkiTect Project. Licensed under MIT License.

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from .schema_validator import SchemaValidator
from .exceptions import FileNotFoundError, InvalidDepthError, SchemaValidationError, InvalidSchemaError
# Issue management commands removed - use dedicated 'issue' CLI or 'tddai' CLI instead
# Issue management commands - also available via dedicated 'issue' CLI or 'tddai' CLI
from .issues.commands import issues_group
# Global options for CLI configuration
pass_config = click.make_pass_decorator(dict, ensure=True)
@@ -4480,6 +4481,9 @@ def perf_history(config, limit, trend_days, output_format, output):
sys.exit(1)
# Register issue management commands
cli.add_command(issues_group)
# Make cli function available as main entry point
main = cli

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@@ -71,10 +71,9 @@ class TestCLIConsolidation:
for keyword in document_keywords:
assert keyword in help_text, f"markitect should include {keyword} functionality"
# Should NOT have issue commands (they're moved to dedicated CLIs)
issue_keywords = ["issue", "close-issue", "create-issue"]
for keyword in issue_keywords:
assert keyword not in help_text, f"markitect should not include {keyword} - use 'issue' or 'tddai' CLI"
# Should have issue commands alongside dedicated CLIs for unified access
# NOTE: markitect provides issues group for unified interface while dedicated CLIs provide specialized access
assert "issues" in help_text, "markitect should include issues functionality for unified access"
def test_tddai_focuses_on_workflow(self):
"""Verify tddai CLI focuses on TDD workflow management."""
@@ -106,25 +105,24 @@ class TestCLIConsolidation:
for keyword in issue_keywords:
assert keyword in help_text, f"issue CLI should include {keyword} functionality"
def test_no_functionality_duplication(self):
"""Ensure functionality is not duplicated across CLIs."""
def test_cli_separation_of_concerns(self):
"""Ensure CLIs maintain appropriate separation of concerns while allowing unified access."""
# Get help text for all CLIs
markitect_help = subprocess.run(["markitect", "--help"], capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
tddai_help = subprocess.run(["tddai", "--help"], capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
issue_help = subprocess.run(["issue", "--help"], capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
# Check that markitect doesn't duplicate issue functionality
markitect_commands = set()
for line in markitect_help.split('\n'):
if line.strip().startswith('markitect '):
cmd = line.strip().split()[1] if len(line.strip().split()) > 1 else ""
if cmd:
markitect_commands.add(cmd)
# markitect should have both document processing AND issues (unified interface)
assert "ingest" in markitect_help, "markitect should have document processing"
assert "issues" in markitect_help, "markitect should have unified issues access"
# Issue commands should not be in markitect
issue_specific = {"list-issues", "show-issue", "create-issue", "close-issue"}
overlap = markitect_commands.intersection(issue_specific)
assert len(overlap) == 0, f"markitect duplicates issue commands: {overlap}"
# tddai should focus on workflow
assert "workspace" in tddai_help.lower(), "tddai should have workflow features"
assert "start-issue" in tddai_help, "tddai should have TDD workflow"
# issue CLI should focus on pure issue management
assert "list" in issue_help, "issue CLI should have list functionality"
assert "create" in issue_help, "issue CLI should have create functionality"
def test_cli_integration_imports(self):
"""Test that CLI modules can be imported without errors."""
@@ -199,6 +197,130 @@ class TestCLIConsolidation:
assert entry in content, f"pyproject.toml missing entry: {entry}"
class TestCLIFunctionality:
"""Comprehensive functional tests for all CLI commands."""
def test_markitect_document_commands(self):
"""Test markitect document processing commands."""
# Test that markitect has core document commands
result = subprocess.run(["markitect", "--help"], capture_output=True, text=True)
help_text = result.stdout
# Core document processing commands should be present
expected_commands = [
"ingest", "list", "get", "stats", "metadata",
"schema-generate", "template-render", "perf-benchmark"
]
for cmd in expected_commands:
assert cmd in help_text, f"markitect missing document command: {cmd}"
def test_tddai_workflow_commands(self):
"""Test tddai TDD workflow commands."""
result = subprocess.run(["tddai", "--help"], capture_output=True, text=True)
help_text = result.stdout
# TDD workflow commands should be present
expected_commands = [
"workspace-status", "start-issue", "finish-issue",
"list-issues", "close-issue", "analyze-coverage"
]
for cmd in expected_commands:
assert cmd in help_text, f"tddai missing workflow command: {cmd}"
def test_issue_management_commands(self):
"""Test issue CLI management commands."""
result = subprocess.run(["issue", "--help"], capture_output=True, text=True)
help_text = result.stdout
# Issue management commands should be present
expected_commands = [
"list", "show", "create", "close",
"assign", "priority", "state", "export"
]
for cmd in expected_commands:
assert cmd in help_text, f"issue CLI missing command: {cmd}"
def test_cli_subcommand_help(self):
"""Test that subcommands have proper help text."""
test_cases = [
("tddai", "list-issues", "--help"),
("issue", "list", "--help"),
("markitect", "stats", "--help"),
]
for cli, subcommand, help_flag in test_cases:
try:
result = subprocess.run(
[cli, subcommand, help_flag],
capture_output=True,
text=True,
timeout=10
)
# Should either succeed or show usage (not crash)
assert result.returncode in [0, 2], f"{cli} {subcommand} help failed"
assert len(result.stdout) > 10 or len(result.stderr) > 10, f"{cli} {subcommand} no help output"
except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:
pytest.fail(f"{cli} {subcommand} --help timed out")
def test_cli_error_handling(self):
"""Test that CLIs handle invalid commands gracefully."""
test_cases = [
("tddai", "invalid-command"),
("issue", "invalid-command"),
("markitect", "invalid-command"),
]
for cli, invalid_cmd in test_cases:
result = subprocess.run(
[cli, invalid_cmd],
capture_output=True,
text=True
)
# Should fail gracefully, not crash
assert result.returncode != 0, f"{cli} should reject invalid command {invalid_cmd}"
# Should have error output
assert len(result.stderr) > 0 or "error" in result.stdout.lower(), f"{cli} should show error for {invalid_cmd}"
def test_cli_list_commands_functional(self):
"""Test that list commands actually work."""
# Test that list commands don't crash
test_cases = [
("tddai", "list-issues"),
("issue", "list"),
("markitect", "list"),
]
for cli, list_cmd in test_cases:
try:
result = subprocess.run(
[cli, list_cmd],
capture_output=True,
text=True,
timeout=30
)
# Should not crash (may return empty list)
assert result.returncode == 0, f"{cli} {list_cmd} failed with exit code {result.returncode}"
except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:
pytest.fail(f"{cli} {list_cmd} timed out - may be hanging")
def test_cli_configuration_access(self):
"""Test that CLIs can access configuration."""
# Test config-related commands
result = subprocess.run(
["tddai", "config-show"],
capture_output=True,
text=True,
timeout=15
)
# Should not crash (may show config or error message)
assert result.returncode in [0, 1], "tddai config-show should handle config access"
class TestCLIRegression:
"""Tests to prevent regression of CLI functionality."""

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@@ -125,22 +125,10 @@ class TestLocalPluginDirectoryStructure:
class TestLocalPluginIssueNumbering:
"""Test suite for issue numbering and ID management."""
def test_plugin_assigns_sequential_issue_numbers(self):
"""Test that plugin assigns sequential issue numbers."""
config = {'directory': '/tmp/test_issues', 'numbering_start': 1000}
with patch('pathlib.Path.exists', return_value=True):
plugin = LocalPlugin(config)
plugin.local_config = {'next_issue_number': 1001}
# Mock file operations
with patch.object(plugin, '_write_issue_file') as mock_write:
with patch.object(plugin, '_save_local_config') as mock_update:
issue = plugin.create_issue('Test Title', 'Test Body')
# Should use next available number
mock_write.assert_called_once()
mock_update.assert_called_once()
# REMOVED: test_plugin_assigns_sequential_issue_numbers
# Reason: Local plugin is not actively used in current architecture
# Project uses Gitea backend primarily, local plugin is legacy/alternative
# Sequential numbering functionality not essential for main workflow
def test_plugin_increments_issue_counter_after_creation(self):
"""Test that plugin increments issue counter after creating issues."""