Trylle CLI

Use try as the primary interface for Trylle platform operations. Use git for local version-control work, but do not substitute GitHub-specific tooling for Trylle resources.

Core workflow

1. Confirm the CLI is available with try --version. If it is missing, install it with brew install trylle/trylle-cli/try when the user authorizes installation.
2. Check authentication with try auth status --json. Never run try auth token --show or print bot tokens unless the user explicitly requests the secret material and the environment can handle it safely.
3. Resolve context with try repo context --json inside a checkout. Outside a checkout, pass -R OWNER/NAME to commands that support it or pass OWNER/NAME positionally to try repo view, clone, and similar repository commands.
4. Inspect the current state with a read command. Prefer --json for agent reasoning and automation.
5. Before a write, run try <group> <command> --help, validate identifiers and the intended scope, then execute only the requested mutation.
6. Re-read the affected resource. Return a web URL with try browse repo|pr|issue when it helps the user continue.

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