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Add the privacycommand command-line tool to the site - #11
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The app now carries a command-line tool of the same name, with tab completion (privacykey/privacycommand#28, #29). The site still called it auditctl in one place and said nothing else about it. - New "Command line" section between Features and FAQ, with a terminal mock built from real output, linked from the header and footer nav. - Homebrew and DMG install cards say how each puts the tool on PATH; the source card uses the new name and its "Build guide" link points at CONTRIBUTING.md (the README has no #build-from-source anchor). - New FAQ entry "Can I use it from Terminal or in CI?", mirrored in the FAQPage JSON-LD, plus a featureList entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- The extra "Command line" nav link made index.html scroll sideways between 761 and 797px (found while fixing #13). The links now collapse below 841px instead of 761px, and nav labels no longer wrap ("Command line" broke onto two lines at 841px). Measured: no horizontal overflow at any of 33 widths from 320 to 1440px, and the links stay on one line from 841px up. - The CLI section said the tool never runs the upgrade itself; `privacycommand upgrade --max-risk` now can, so the copy describes it, and the featureList entry mentions risk-gated upgrades. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
The app now carries a command-line tool of the same name,
privacycommand. It was previouslyauditctland needed a source build (privacykey/privacycommand#28). Tab completion for zsh, bash and fish is in privacykey/privacycommand#29. The site still called the toolauditctlin one place and said nothing else about it.What changes
New "Command line" section (
#cli) between Features and FAQ, in the existing two-column layout. The text covers what the tool does,previewfor outdated Homebrew casks, the two install routes, and that it ships from the release after 0.1.5.privacycommand Calculator --short, the zsh completion listing for--min-tier, and the~/.zshrcline.Nav: "Command line" added to the header and footer.
Install cards:
privacycommandinstead ofauditctl, and its "Build guide" now opens CONTRIBUTING.md. The old#build-from-sourceanchor doesn't exist in the README.FAQ: a new "Can I use it from Terminal or in CI?" entry, mirrored verbatim in the FAQPage JSON-LD, plus a
featureListentry.Follow-up commit (after merging
mainwith Say macOS 14+, the app's real minimum #12 and Stop the site scrolling sideways on phones #13):privacycommand upgrade --max-risk(now on privacycommandmain) can, so the copy describes it, and thefeatureListentry mentions risk-gated upgrades.Checks
Noticed, not changed
main, so it scrolls sideways. The header buttons and the hero mock's tab strip overflow.🤖 Generated with Claude Code