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I took a break from this project in order to work on my other CLI project. I've been looking for a CLI framework to handle the details around arguments, flags, and distribution and found what I needed in oclif. I'm wary about adding new non-dev dependencies but this is well-maintained by a motivated company (SalesForce) and addresses a bunch of black box things around CLIs that I just don't want to deal with. It's also structured in a way that makes it easy to keep "business" logic pretty well separated from the CLI framework.