feat: add cortex count command#8
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What does this PR do?
Adds a new cortex count CLI command to display total memory count using the /api/health endpoint.
Supports optional --json output.
Why?
The current cortex status command shows memory count along with other details.
This PR introduces a lightweight command to quickly retrieve just the memory count, improving usability for scripting and quick checks.
How to test it
node dist/start.js
node dist/index.js count
→ Should print a number (e.g., 0, 47)
node dist/index.js count --json
→ Should output:
{ "total": }
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pnpm test)pnpm typecheck)pnpm lint)