cli-anything-mubu

You can automate Mubu document edits from the command line by building atomic edit payloads with dry-run-first behavior. The CLI requires explicit --execute flags for live API mutations, ensuring safe modifications during scripted agent runs.

Yes, you can extract outbound links and search text in Mubu backups via CLI. The inspect commands allow you to view backup trees, search for specific text, and target live nodes for a specific document or daily context.

The best way to resolve the current daily Mubu document is by using the discover daily-current command with your daily-folder-ref. This resolves the active document from a daily-style folder and outputs JSON for seamless agent parsing.

Dry-run payload behavior protects live Mubu nodes by defaulting to simulation mode without applying changes. You must pass an explicit --execute flag to trigger live mutations against the Mubu API, preventing accidental document corruption.

You need a terminal environment with a CLI entrypoint supporting grouped discover, inspect, mutate, and session commands. The system uses JSON output for agent parsing and persists document references to resume agent workflows reliably.

Command-line discovery for Mubu documents bypasses manual desktop UI navigation, enabling automated daily document resolution and node targeting. It outputs structured JSON, making it ideal for interactive or scripted agent runs.