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# hive-forge
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Typed CLI wrapper around the in-cluster Forgejo's REST API. Replaces
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the prior bash script (`hive-forge-tools.nix`) so that agents and
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operators get the same error handling, exit codes, and JSON shapes
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regardless of how the bash mood was that day — this is the **only
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supported path** to the forge from inside an agent container; never
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`curl` it directly.
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Single binary, one verb subcommand per forge operation (issues, PRs,
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comments, labels, reviews, CI status, attachments, triage). Reads
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credentials from the environment: `HIVE_FORGE_URL` (base URL),
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`HIVE_FORGE_REPO` (default repo), `HYPERHIVE_STATE_DIR` (state dir —
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`forge-token` lives here). The global `-f/--forge <label>` flag
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retargets a dashboard-provisioned *external* forge account instead,
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reading `forge-<label>-token` + `forge-<label>.json` from the state
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dir rather than the internal-forge pair.
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## When to use it
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Reach for this crate when you're adding a new forge verb or changing
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how an existing one behaves — it's the single place issue/PR/comment/
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CI logic lives for every agent and `hivectl`. If you're instead adding
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a *tool* an agent's claude session calls, that's `hive-agent-mcp`
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wrapping a shellout to this binary, not new logic here.
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## Shape
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- **`verbs/`** — one module per subcommand, each exposing a clap-derived
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`Args` struct and a `run(&Client, Args) -> Result<()>` fn. Splitting
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one verb per module keeps each handler small and avoids the bash
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script's monolithic `case` statement. Notable ones:
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- **`lint.rs`** — `lint <subcommand>` triage queries (unassigned,
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no-reviewer, stale-branches, assignments), always JSON-able via the
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global `--json` flag.
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- **`pr_status.rs`** — the merge-readiness verdict command
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(`pr-status --pr <n>` / `--sha <commit>`); its exit code IS the
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verdict, not just a report.
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- **`comment.rs`** / **`comments.rs`** — post (refuses on unread
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thread activity) / read (marks forge's own notification read as a
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side effect) — see `notify.rs` for why that's safe to rely on.
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- **`client.rs`** — the app-level Forgejo client wrapper. Identity is
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the per-agent token under `${HYPERHIVE_STATE_DIR}/forge-token`. REST
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calls go through the typed `forgejo_api::sync::Forgejo` client
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(`Client::api`); a minimal raw `reqwest` client remains for the few
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*web-router* routes Forgejo doesn't serve under `/api/v1/`
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(attachment downloads, Actions artifact/log routes).
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- **`notify.rs`** — the read-before-comment guard, backed by forge's
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own notification read-state rather than a local mirror (which would
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drift across container restarts). "Is there unread activity here?"
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is just "does forge still have an unread notification for this
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thread?" — forge is the single source of truth.
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- **`body.rs`** — body-input resolution shared by every verb that
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posts a body: exactly one source between `--body`, `--body-file`,
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and piped stdin (matches the old bash `resolve_body` helper);
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passing both `--body` and `--body-file` is a clear error.
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Full verb reference (with worked examples): `docs/tools/forge.md`.
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