b8e add
Add one concern (ci|mcp) after init, without rewriting the config
Arguments
Section titled “Arguments”| Argument | Kind | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
concern | required | the concern to scaffold: ci | mcp | |
dir | optional | . | directory to add the concern to (defaults to the current directory) |
Options
Section titled “Options”| Option | Takes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--force | boolean | overwrite existing files instead of preserving them (BINCLUSIVE_FORCE twin) |
b8e add --help
Section titled “b8e add --help”Identical to what the terminal prints — both are rendered from the same commander definition.
Usage: b8e add [options] <concern> [dir]
Add one concern (ci|mcp) after init, without rewriting the config
Arguments: concern the concern to scaffold: ci | mcp dir directory to add the concern to (defaults to the current directory) (default: ".")
Options: --force overwrite existing files instead of preserving them (BINCLUSIVE_FORCE twin) -h, --help display help for command
`b8e add ci` / `b8e add mcp` is the post-init equivalent of `b8e init --ci` / `--mcp`.
EXAMPLES # Add the CI gate to a repository that already has binclusive.json $ b8e add ci
# Wire MCP into your coding tool $ b8e add mcp
INHERITED FLAGS --org <id|slug|name> organization context [$BINCLUSIVE_ORG_ID] -y, --yes skip all prompts and accept defaults --non-interactive never prompt; fail instead of asking --progress <mode> how progress is reported -q, --quiet suppress progress output (same as --progress quiet) --no-color disable color -v, --verbose verbose diagnostics -V, --version print the CLI version -h, --help show help for command