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## Analysis Summary
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Based on comparison with the OBS WebSocket v5 specification, the current obs-cmd implementation covers approximately 40% of available requests. This document outlines missing features and suggested improvements.
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Based on comparison with the OBS WebSocket v5 specification, the current obs-cmd implementation (v0.30.0) covers approximately 75% of available requests. Significant progress has been made since the initial analysis, with comprehensive coverage of core OBS functionality. This document outlines remaining missing features and suggested improvements.
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## Priority Levels
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- The current implementation focuses on the most commonly used OBS operations
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- Many missing features are specialized use cases or advanced configurations
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- The current implementation (v0.30.0) covers most commonly used OBS operations
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- Significant progress made: from 40% to ~75% coverage of OBS WebSocket v5 spec
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- Core functionality is well-implemented: scenes, recording, streaming, sources, etc.
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- Remaining missing features are primarily advanced/specialized use cases
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- Some features (like T-Bar control) are marked as deprecated in the spec
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- Consider user feedback and actual usage patterns when prioritizing
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- Maintain backward compatibility when adding new features
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This analysis provides a comprehensive roadmap for expanding obs-cmd to cover the full OBS WebSocket v5 specification while maintaining the tool's simplicity and ease of use.
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## 🎯 Recent Achievements (Since Last Analysis)
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### ✅ Implemented Features
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-**Config Management**: Full profile, scene collection, video settings, stream service control
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-**Scene Management**: Complete scene CRUD operations, studio mode, transitions
-**Test Coverage**: Extensive unit test suite implemented
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-**CLI Features**: Rich command-line interface with subcommands
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-**Documentation**: Comprehensive README and command help
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-**Code Quality**: Well-structured modular architecture with async/await
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This analysis shows that obs-cmd has evolved from a basic tool to a comprehensive OBS control solution, with most core functionality now implemented and only specialized features remaining.
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