dealer Commands

dealer is the user-facing command for xtazy projects, packages, builds, and local tooling.

This page lists command names and intent only.

Behavior details live in:

Area	Canonical page
Project layout and root declarations	xtazy Projects
Dependency syntax and resolution	Project Dependencies
Check/build/run flow	Project Build Flow
Install, update, auto-update, and warning flow	Install And Update
Local toolchain and cache layout	xtazy Toolchain

dealer self

Commands for the dealer binary itself.

Command	Purpose
`dealer self update`	Update the installed `dealer` binary.
`dealer self auto-update <on\\|off\\|status>`	Enable, disable, or inspect automatic `dealer` binary updates.

dealer xtazy

Commands for the local xtazy tooling used by dealer.

Command	Purpose
`dealer xtazy update`	Update xtazy tooling used by `dealer`.
`dealer xtazy auto-update <on\\|off\\|status>`	Enable, disable, or inspect automatic xtazy tooling updates.
`dealer xtazy doctor`	Inspect the local dealer, project, and xtazy tooling setup.

Project Workflow

Commands for the normal project loop.

Command	Purpose
`dealer build [--dev\\|--prod] [project]`	Build a project, keep internal state in `.dealer/`, and write final output to `product/`.
`dealer run [--dev\\|--prod] [project]`	Build and run an app project; package roots are not runnable.
`dealer test [project]`	Run project tests.
`dealer check [project]`	Check an xtazy project without producing final output.
`dealer clean [project]`	Remove `.dealer/` and `product/`; source files are not touched.

Project Creation

Commands for creating new project folders.

Command	Purpose
`dealer init app [path]`	Create an app project.
`dealer init package [path]`	Create a package project.

Formatting

Commands for source formatting.

Command	Purpose
`dealer fmt [project]`	Format an xtazy project.
`dealer fmt --check [project]`	Check formatting without writing changes.

Packages

Commands for package dependencies of the current project.

Package commands intentionally use the current working directory as the project root. They do not accept a positional project path, so dependency sources can be parsed without ambiguity.

Command	Purpose
`dealer install`	Install packages already declared by the current project.
`dealer install <name>`	Add and install a named curated package.
`dealer install <path>`	Add and install a local path package.
`dealer install <git-url>`	Add and install a git package source.
`dealer update [package]`	Update all project packages, or only the selected package when provided.
`dealer outdated`	Show declared packages with newer available versions.
`dealer remove <package>`	Remove a package from the current project.

dealer cache

Commands for dealer-managed global cache state.

Command	Purpose
`dealer cache clean`	Remove dealer-managed global cache data outside a single project folder.