CLI reference

Use AIWriteCheck from the command line.

Install the private CLI through Stado, retain drafts locally, and send only an explicitly selected draft for analysis.

Install

Install the CLI through Stado.

The package is private and is not a registry install. Stado builds it from its catalogued source and links the executable onto your PATH; it needs Node.js 20.9.0 or newer:

stado product install aiwritecheck --surface cli

This exposes aiwritecheck from bin/aiwritecheck.mjs.

Commands

Complete command reference

`aiwritecheck draft import`

Validate and retain one plain-text draft locally without making an analysis request.

`aiwritecheck draft list`

List retained draft identities and metadata without printing their text.

`aiwritecheck draft show`

Print one exact retained draft record, including its text.

`aiwritecheck draft remove`

Take one retained draft out of the local store; the inverse of draft import.

`aiwritecheck analyze`

Send one retained draft to the product analysis endpoint and print its report.

Local state

Drafts stay in the CLI store.

The default store is ~/.local/share/aiwritecheck/drafts.json. Set AIWRITECHECK_DRAFTS to use another path. Import and inspection commands are offline; only analyze sends retained text to an endpoint.

Output and exit status

One JSON document per command, or the same lines for a person.

Every command prints its result as JSON on standard output. --text, anywhere on the line, prints the same document as path: value lines instead. A wrong invocation prints the usage and exits 2; any other failure prints Error: … on standard error and exits 1, except that a rejected draft import prints its rejected report as JSON and exits 1.