mirrors is the terminal client. Every command is one service verb
plus rendering; the same verbs back the web app and the MCP server.
--api-key, --api-url), then the
environment (MIRRORS_API_KEY, MIRRORS_API_URL), then the file
login wrote (owner-only, under ~/.config/mirrors). --dev talks to
a local control plane with auth off. --json prints the answer as JSON;
--debug re-raises errors with their stack. Exit code 1 on an error,
130 on Ctrl-C.
Built-in commands
setup accepts --say TEXT, --choice A,B and --attach FILE... for
one-shot answers, --reset to start over, --browser to open the
GitHub link.
Every other verb
A verb’s dotted name is its words:mirrors builds list ENV,
runtime twin start ENV, improve proposals draft ENV,
mirrors config change ENV --change '{...}'. The first positional fills
the mirror reference (id, slug or name); flags come from the verb’s
input schema, typed (numbers, switches, JSON). mirrors help lists
them from the server’s registry, so a new verb appears without a CLI
update.
The old spellings still work as aliases: env ls, env show,
container start, context ls, context summary distill,
proposal new, review ls.