docs: fix store path and remove redundant alias text
- README.md: ~/.uncaged/ocas → ~/.ocas - CLI README: remove '(also aliased ocas)' redundancy Thanks 小墨 for the review 🖊️ Closes #8
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## CLI Reference
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## CLI Reference
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Binary: `ocas` (from `@ocas/cli`; legacy alias `ocas` is deprecated). Default store:
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Binary: `ocas` (from `@ocas/cli`; legacy alias `ocas` is deprecated). Default store:
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`~/.uncaged/ocas`. The store is auto-created and bootstrapped on first use — there is
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`~/.ocas`. The store is auto-created and bootstrapped on first use — there is
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no `init`/`bootstrap` command, and schemas are ordinary `@schema`-typed nodes (`ocas put
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no `init`/`bootstrap` command, and schemas are ordinary `@schema`-typed nodes (`ocas put
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@schema file.json`), so there is no `schema` subcommand.
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@schema file.json`), so there is no `schema` subcommand.
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gc Garbage collection (@output/gc)
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gc Garbage collection (@output/gc)
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Flags:
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Flags:
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--store <path> Store directory (default: ~/.uncaged/ocas)
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--store <path> Store directory (default: ~/.ocas)
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--json Compact JSON output
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--json Compact JSON output
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--pipe, -p Read a { type, value } envelope from stdin for render
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--pipe, -p Read a { type, value } envelope from stdin for render
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## Overview
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## Overview
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`@ocas/cli` provides the `ocas` command (also aliased `ocas`) for managing a filesystem-backed store: node CRUD, integrity checks, reference listing, graph walks, variables, and output templates. It uses `@ocas/fs` for persistence and `@ocas/core` for core operations.
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`@ocas/cli` provides the `ocas` command for managing a filesystem-backed store: node CRUD, integrity checks, reference listing, graph walks, variables, and output templates. It uses `@ocas/fs` for persistence and `@ocas/core` for core operations.
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The store is **auto-created and bootstrapped** on first use, so there is no `init`/`bootstrap` command. Schemas are ordinary `@schema`-typed nodes — register one with `ocas put @schema file.json` and list them with `ocas list --type @schema`; there is no dedicated `schema` subcommand.
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The store is **auto-created and bootstrapped** on first use, so there is no `init`/`bootstrap` command. Schemas are ordinary `@schema`-typed nodes — register one with `ocas put @schema file.json` and list them with `ocas list --type @schema`; there is no dedicated `schema` subcommand.
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