feat(cli): add explorer for tracking execution requests #112
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Add SQLite-based explorer functionality to track and monitor execution requests. - Add database tracking for execution requests - Implement CLI commands for request management - Integrate with project initialization workflow - Add status tracking for provers New commands: - bonsol explorer list - bonsol explorer status <id> - bonsol explorer create <data> - bonsol explorer update <id> <status> - bonsol explorer list-pending - bonsol explorer list-prover <prover-id> The explorer helps track execution requests through their lifecycle: 1. Creation (Pending) 2. Prover Assignment (InProgress) 3. Completion (Completed/Failed) Closes #109
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Add SQLite-based explorer functionality to track and monitor execution requests.
New commands:
The explorer helps track execution requests through their lifecycle:
Closes #109