10x-cli-guide

To troubleshoot 10x-cli errors, run the `10x doctor` command to diagnose and resolve common issues. This command helps identify configuration problems, verifies artifact locations, and provides platform-specific troubleshooting steps for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Fetch lessons and list modules using the 10x-cli by executing commands like `10x get m1l1` for specific lesson artifacts. Use the list command to view available modules, enabling you to access and apply learning materials for development.

Your 10x-cli session may expire due to token timeouts, requiring you to refresh authentication using the `10x auth` command. This manages session tokens, handles login flows, and ensures continued access to modules and AI tool switching.

Yes, you can use 10x-cli to switch between different AI tool profiles. The tool switching feature allows you to easily select and activate various AI configurations, ensuring you can adapt your command line environment to different tooling requirements.

Yes, 10x-cli provides platform-specific instructions and troubleshooting tips for Windows, Linux, and macOS. This ensures users on different operating systems receive tailored guidance for artifact locations, command execution, and environment setup.

Yes, you must have the 10x-cli tool installed and authenticated before using this guidance. The Skill provides comprehensive day-to-day instructions for the command line interface but requires the underlying tool to execute commands like get, list, doctor, and auth.