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developing-the-cli

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Changes PostHog's command line in this repo, which ships as two CLIs that must stay in step: posthog-cli, the Rust CLI in `cli/`, and hog, its TypeScript successor in `hog/`. Use before writing, fixing, or reviewing code under `cli/` or `hog/`, including symbol and sourcemap uploads, dSYM, Hermes and ProGuard handling, releases, login and credentials, query, endpoints, and schema commands, or a security fix in either CLI. Carries the rule that every change lands in both CLIs, how to find the matching code on the other side, the upload parity goldens, and the test and release steps for each. Trigger terms: posthog-cli, hog CLI, cli/, hog/, cargo, bun, symbol_sets.rs, upload.ts, parity golden, sampo changeset, port to hog.

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7 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 6 are very specific to this project.

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