Agentic Terminal Intelligence

SIGNAL ZERO CLI

Terminal work with scope, review, and approval.

SIGNAL ZERO CLI is the terminal lane. It is designed around CORTEX relay authentication, scoped prompts, readable command output, and approval before risky local tool work.

SIGNAL ZERO CLI terminal intelligence visual
CLI identity visual

Identity

The terminal lane has its own rules.

The CLI page explains terminal behavior without borrowing the iOS app story. Install, scope, command examples, and safety tiers live here.

01

Scope First

The project and objective are named before tool work begins.

02

Approval Gates

Risky or destructive commands require explicit human confirmation.

03

Readable Output

Terminal results stay visible, summarized, and tied to the action taken.

04

Audit Trail

The page describes review behavior without claiming invisible monitoring.

Workflow

Terminal safety tiers

  1. 01 Read

    Inspect files, routes, logs, and docs.

  2. 02 Plan

    State intended changes and affected files.

  3. 03 Patch

    Apply scoped edits only after the lane is clear.

  4. 04 Verify

    Run lint, build, route checks, and screenshot review where available.

SIGNAL ZERO CLI terminal execution layer visual
Readable command work. No mystery automation.
SIGNAL ZERO CLI
npm install -g signal-zero
	signal-zero auth
	signal-zero status
	signal-zero "brief this project"

The public CLI uses a CORTEX account token through the CORTEX relay. Developer tool mode is separate and requires direct local approval before writes, commits, shell commands, or pushes.

System Visual

Readable command work. No mystery automation.

The CLI page prioritizes terminal setup, relay authentication, safety tiers, install guidance, and clear separation from the iOS app.

Boundary

Public boundary

This page does not claim unattended execution, secret monitoring, or guaranteed safety. Every risky operation needs visible user approval.

Next Step

SIGNAL ZERO CLI has its own lane.

Install the CLI from npm, connect a CORTEX token, validate the relay, then run scoped terminal work from your own machine.