Implement integrations CLI

[sam-lippert]

Summary

• implement CLI logic using apis.do client
• document integrations usage in README

Testing

• pnpm test (fails: connect ECONNREFUSED)

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Pull Request Overview

Adds a new CLI wrapper around the apis.do client for managing external integrations and documents usage in the README.

• Implements CLI class with listIntegrations, connect, and disconnect backed by API
• Updates README to show example calls for listing, connecting, and deleting integrations

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
sdks/integrations.do/src/cli.ts	Introduce CLI methods that call API.get/post
README.md	Add example usage for the new integrations API

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (4)

sdks/integrations.do/src/cli.ts:10

• New CLI methods lack accompanying unit tests. Consider adding tests for listIntegrations, connect, and disconnect to ensure correct behavior.

async listIntegrations() {

README.md:85

• The documentation calls integrations.list(), but the CLI class exposes listIntegrations(). Update the example to match the actual method name or add an alias in the CLI.

const services = await integrations.list()

README.md:88

• The example passes { type: 'apiKey', apiKey: ... } but connect() only accepts { token?: string }. Align the CLI signature with the documented options or update the example.

const connection = await integrations.connect('github', { type: 'apiKey', apiKey: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN })

README.md:91

• The example uses deleteConnection(), but the CLI provides disconnect(). Rename one for consistency or document both aliases.

await integrations.deleteConnection(connection.id)

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