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Improve CLI command output formatting and messaging

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Vijay Janapa Reddi
2025-11-29 19:16:55 -05:00
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tito/commands/logo.py
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@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ class LogoCommand(BaseCommand):
) )
# The philosophy # The philosophy
explanation.append("The Philosophy 💡\n", style="bold green") explanation.append("The Philosophy 💡\n", style="bold yellow")
explanation.append( explanation.append(
"TinyTorch embodies the belief that anyone can understand ML systems by building them. " "TinyTorch embodies the belief that anyone can understand ML systems by building them. "
"Start small, understand deeply, build everything. What begins as a tiny flame of " "Start small, understand deeply, build everything. What begins as a tiny flame of "
@@ -102,24 +102,23 @@ class LogoCommand(BaseCommand):
explanation.append("Professor Vijay Janapa Reddi\n", style="bold cyan") explanation.append("Professor Vijay Janapa Reddi\n", style="bold cyan")
explanation.append(" Harvard University • CS 249R: Tiny Machine Learning\n\n", style="dim") explanation.append(" Harvard University • CS 249R: Tiny Machine Learning\n\n", style="dim")
# Make the entire message italic for a more personal, conversational feel # Personal message - flows naturally, only the tagline pops
explanation.append( explanation.append(
"TinyTorch grew from the TinyML movement that started at Harvard in CS 249R. As I taught " "TinyTorch grew from the TinyML movement that started at Harvard in CS 249R. As I taught "
"thousands of students, both online and in person, I realized something was missing: there " "thousands of students, both online and in person, I realized something was missing: there "
"was no way to truly ", "was no way to truly engineer ML systems from the ground up. So that's why I built "
"TinyTorch—a hands-on companion to ",
style="italic dim" style="italic dim"
) )
explanation.append("engineer", style="italic yellow") explanation.append("www.mlsysbook.ai", style="italic magenta")
explanation.append( explanation.append(
" ML systems from the ground up. So that's why I built TinyTorch—a framework where you " ", where you don't just import libraries, you engineer every component yourself. "
"don't just import libraries, you engineer every component yourself. Think of it as " "Think of it as building the Lego blocks for your favorite Star Wars set.\n\n",
"building the Lego blocks for your favorite Star Wars set.\n\n",
style="italic dim" style="italic dim"
) )
explanation.append("So don't just ", style="bold cyan")
# Single powerful statement combining both catchphrases explanation.append("\"import torch\"", style="white")
explanation.append("The future of ML is tiny and bright—", style="bold yellow") explanation.append(", build it.", style="bold cyan")
explanation.append("don't just \"import torch\", build it.", style="bold cyan")
explanation.append("\n\n", style="dim") explanation.append("\n\n", style="dim")
# Display in a nice panel # Display in a nice panel

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tito/commands/milestone.py
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@@ -941,15 +941,12 @@ class MilestoneCommand(BaseCommand):
console.print(f"\n[bold cyan]🔍 Checking prerequisites for Milestone {milestone_id}...[/bold cyan]\n") console.print(f"\n[bold cyan]🔍 Checking prerequisites for Milestone {milestone_id}...[/bold cyan]\n")
# Check module completion status using module workflow # Check module completion status using module workflow
from .module_workflow import ModuleWorkflowCommand from .module.workflow import ModuleWorkflowCommand
from .source import SourceCommand from .src import SrcCommand
from .test import TestCommand from .test import TestCommand
module_workflow = ModuleWorkflowCommand(self.config) module_workflow = ModuleWorkflowCommand(self.config)
progress_data = module_workflow.get_progress_data() progress_data = module_workflow.get_progress_data()
# Use module workflow for checking completion status
from .src import SrcCommand
from .test import TestCommand
source_cmd = SrcCommand(self.config) source_cmd = SrcCommand(self.config)
test_cmd = TestCommand(self.config) test_cmd = TestCommand(self.config)