task-factory
Use task-factory CLI commands to manage workspaces, tasks, and workflows. Use when the user needs to create tasks, manage task execution, check queue status, or work with the Task Factory system via CLI.
Use task-factory CLI commands to manage workspaces, tasks, and workflows. Use when the user needs to create tasks, manage task execution, check queue status, or work with the Task Factory system via CLI.
Create and deliver terminal-based presentations from markdown files with themes, code execution, mermaid/d2 diagrams, LaTeX/typst formulas, and PDF/HTML export capabilities.
Bootstrap Warp terminal configuration for Rails projects. Creates launch configurations with colored tabs for dev server, Claude, shell, and more. This skill should be used when setting up Warp for a Rails project. Triggers on "setup warp", "configure warp", "warp rails", "warp bootstrap", "terminal setup for rails", "warp-rails".
Delegates LLK test runs to the llk-test-runner agent using @.cursor/agents/llk-test-runner.md. Use when the user asks to run tests or mentions LLK tests. Ensure test commands run to completion before reading terminal output (no polling).
Build interactive CLI tools with the Constructive CLI SDK. Use when asked to "create a CLI", "build a command-line tool", "add CLI prompts", "create interactive prompts", "store CLI config", "add terminal colors", or when building any CLI application in a Constructive project. This package provides runtime utilities for type coercion, config management, display formatting, and command handler patterns used by generated and custom CLIs.
CLI tool (csdk) for the public API — provides CRUD commands for 108 tables and 64 custom operations
CLI tool (csdk) for the objects API — provides CRUD commands for 5 tables and 15 custom operations
Build MAPL with NAG, gfortran, or Intel compilers on macOS and Linux
Execute shell commands and pipe output to files for logging and further processing
Implement framebuffer and diff renderer with grapheme safety and minimal terminal output.
Build and modify terminal user interfaces using OpenTUI with React or Core API. Use when implementing terminal UIs, TUIs, CLI applications, interactive terminal components, keyboard navigation, terminal styling, or working on OpenTUI-based applications.
Improve frontend interfaces using 17 targeted steering commands covering design intensity, responsiveness, animation, accessibility, UX copy, color, critique, delight, simplification, extraction, hardening, normalization, onboarding, optimization, and polish. Use when the user wants to enhance, refine, or review an existing UI.
Execute programming tasks via Claude Code using PTY-based invocation. Handles non-TTY environments, auto-responds to prompts, and manages file synchronization.
Use the `linkedin-cli` repository to operate LinkedIn from the terminal. Trigger on requests to inspect the LinkedIn feed, search people or posts, fetch a profile, fetch profile posts, inspect an activity, export LinkedIn data as JSON, run `linkedin` commands, or decide which `linkedin-cli` command to use. Also use when the user mentions this repo or the `linkedin` CLI directly.
Use when building CLI applications with Typer — creating commands, defining arguments and options, composing subcommands, testing with CliRunner, or using advanced features like callbacks and autocompletion. Covers app creation, parameter types, subcommand composition, testing patterns, and output utilities.
Knowledge base of cross-platform compatibility tips, tricks, and helper patterns for Python scripts targeting Windows, Linux, macOS, CLI, TUI (Rich/Textual), and GUI environments. Use when writing Python scripts that must run on multiple platforms, when Rich or Typer output breaks on Windows, when dealing with Unicode/encoding issues, terminal detection, path separators, or console color support. Covers: stdout/stderr encoding guards, ANSI escape handling, Windows console quirks, terminal capability detection, and portable I/O patterns.
Python CLI application development with Typer and Rich. Activates on Typer, Rich, CLI tools, progress bars, terminal output, Annotated syntax, or command-line application requests. Covers app structure, parameter types, subcommands, async patterns, and testing with CliRunner.
Use when building Typer/Rich CLI applications or reviewing existing CLI code for correctness. Activates on requests involving Rich table rendering, console output handling, testing Rich-formatted output, or Typer command wiring. Prevents common AI mistakes — Rich table wrapping in non-TTY contexts, incorrect stderr/stdout separation, and integration pitfalls. Load alongside the typer and rich API reference skills.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "add logging to bash script", "colorize output", "implement log levels", "CI/CD sections", "terminal colors in bash", or mentions logging functions, emoji output, collapsible CI sections, or shlocksmith.
Use the AppClaw CLI to run YAML flows, start interactive playground, explore apps, record/replay sessions, configure devices, and troubleshoot. Trigger for any request involving appclaw commands, device setup, .env configuration, running flows, vision setup, or debugging execution failures.
Use when writing Python code with the Rich library — console output with markup, tables, progress bars, syntax highlighting, pretty printing, logging, or tracebacks. Covers Console, markup syntax, renderables (Panel/Table/Tree), Progress, Live, RichHandler, and the __rich_console__ protocol.