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Defines the strictcli application with subcommands for version, profile management, demo animation, color preview, and config display.

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#internal/cli

Package cli builds howmuchleft's strictcli command tree and runs the statusline itself: it parses the status object Claude Code pipes on stdin, gathers usage, git and profile data, and hands the result to internal/render.

#SetVersion

Go go
func SetVersion(v string)

SetVersion sets the application version string.

#RunStatuslineDirect

Go go
func RunStatuslineDirect() bool

RunStatuslineDirect checks if stdin is piped and runs the statusline. Returns true if it handled the invocation (caller should exit), false otherwise.

#RunGitCacheRefresh

Go go
func RunGitCacheRefresh() bool

RunGitCacheRefresh handles the detached invocation a render starts to refresh a repository's status cache:

howmuchleft --refresh-git-cache

Like statusline mode, it is dispatched before the strictcli app is built and is not a command in it: it exists for howmuchleft to call on itself, takes no options, prints nothing on success, and running any of the app's commands instead would run the migrations a render has no business running. Returns true if it handled the invocation (caller should exit), false otherwise.

#NewApp

Go go
func NewApp() *strictcli.App

NewApp builds and returns the strictcli application.

Every command is classified strictcli.EffectMutating, including the ones that only print. That is not a rubber stamp: every handler opens with runMigrations(), which converts a legacy ~/.config/howmuchleft.json to TOML (renaming the original to .bak) and writes any missing settings into ~/.config/howmuchleft/config.toml. Those are user-visible filesystem mutations, so no command here can honestly claim read_only. classification_test.go pins the table.

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