artiframe issues
The artiframe issues command allows you to track bug reports (issues) you have opened in the ArtiFrame CLI repository (GitHub) and any replies (comments) they receive directly from the terminal.
artiframe auth command.
Usage
$ artiframe issues [ID]Listing All Your Issues
If you run the command without any ID parameter, it will list all your open and closed issues.
$ artiframe issues
Fetching issues for @utkuthecoder...
ID STATUS COMMENTS TITLE
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#42 Open 2 Route error in make commands
#38 Closed 5 Database connection problem
Tip: To view comments for a specific issue, run `artiframe issues <ID>`Issue Details and Comments
By providing the ID of an issue (with or without the # prefix), you can read its description and the replies coming from the ArtiFrame core team.
$ artiframe issues 42
Fetching details for Issue #42...
[open] Route error in make commands
Opened by @utkuthecoder at 2026-09-17 14:30
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Hello, when I run make:api, the API route structure...
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Comments (1):
@artiframe-team (2026-09-17 15:45):
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Hello, thank you for your feedback. We have resolved the related issue
in v3.1. Please run `artiframe upgrade`.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Why Does This Command Exist?
ArtiFrame focuses heavily on Developer Experience (DX). This command aims to prevent you from getting lost in GitHub repositories when you encounter a framework issue.
By reporting issues from the terminal with artiframe suggest, and reading the replies with artiframe issues, you can continue working without leaving your focal point (IDE/Terminal).