stella completions

Print a shell completion script for stella to stdout. It writes nothing itself — where the script lands is your shell's business, and yours.

Offline, and needs no API key.

Synopsis

stella completions <shell>

Installing it

Each shell expects the script somewhere different:

# bash
stella completions bash > /etc/bash_completion.d/stella

# zsh — the first directory on your $fpath
stella completions zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_stella"

# fish
stella completions fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/stella.fish

# PowerShell — append to your profile
stella completions powershell | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

Open a new shell afterwards, or re-source your profile.

What you get

Completion covers the whole CLI surface: every subcommand, every flag, and the value enums behind them — so stella inspect --format <TAB> offers text and json rather than nothing, and stella completions <TAB> offers the five shells above.

The global flags are registered with every subcommand, so they complete in either position — before the subcommand or after it.

Not sure it took?

stella completions zsh | head -5    # confirm a script is actually produced

If the output looks right but completion still does nothing, the problem is placement rather than generation — check that the target directory is on your shell's completion path, and that you started a fresh shell.