The digest and the release roundup from a shell, without a running hive:
clojure -M:digest preview print today's Slack text and Markdown copy clojure -M:digest post [--force] post the digest, once a day clojure -M:digest announce-preview print the release roundup clojure -M:digest announce [--force] post the roundup, once per ISO week, only when something was released clojure -M:digest status settings and persisted state
--channel <name|id> overrides the channel of a post or announce.
Settings are the same as the addon's: config.edn (HIVE_MCP_CONFIG, else ~/.config/hive-mcp/config.edn) under :addons "hive.connectors". Secrets come from SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and GITHUB_TOKEN when set, which is how a Kubernetes CronJob runs it. The state file is shared with the addon, so nothing is posted twice for the same day or week.
The digest and the release roundup from a shell, without a running hive:
clojure -M:digest preview print today's Slack text and Markdown copy
clojure -M:digest post [--force] post the digest, once a day
clojure -M:digest announce-preview print the release roundup
clojure -M:digest announce [--force] post the roundup, once per ISO week,
only when something was released
clojure -M:digest status settings and persisted state
`--channel <name|id>` overrides the channel of a post or announce.
Settings are the same as the addon's: config.edn (HIVE_MCP_CONFIG, else
~/.config/hive-mcp/config.edn) under :addons "hive.connectors". Secrets
come from SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and GITHUB_TOKEN when set, which is how a
Kubernetes CronJob runs it. The state file is shared with the addon, so
nothing is posted twice for the same day or week.(addon-config f)The hive.connectors map in config.edn, {} when absent. Tagged literals in the rest of the file are read as their bare values.
The hive.connectors map in config.edn, {} when absent. Tagged literals in
the rest of the file are read as their bare values.(option args flag)The value after flag in args, or nil.
The value after `flag` in `args`, or nil.
(run command args)Run command with args; returns [exit-code value].
Run `command` with `args`; returns [exit-code value].
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