Scaffold Redis command implementations with dispatch, handler, ACL, and test stubs.
npx skills add https://github.com/pilotspace/moon --skill add-command-pilotspace
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: add-command Source: https://github.com/pilotspace/moon/tree/main/.claude/skills/add-command Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pilotspace/moon --skill add-command-pilotspace
This Skill provides a structured scaffold for adding a new Redis command, including a dispatch entry, command handler, ACL category annotations, test scaffolding, and consistency test hooks, reducing boilerplate and ensuring standardization.
Provide a new command name to generate its scaffold and integrate it into the registry.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Scaffolding a new Redis command generates a dispatch entry, handler skeleton, ACL annotations, and test stubs simultaneously. This standardizes boilerplate creation by wiring the command handler into the dispatch table and updating the command registry for immediate integration.
Scaffolding a Redis command requires providing a command name to trigger code generation. The process produces a complete implementation structure with dispatch wiring, ACL metadata, and consistency test hooks, reducing manual boilerplate and enforcing repository conventions.
Yes, scaffolding a Redis command includes ACL category annotations within the generated handler. It ensures the new command integrates properly with access control lists, alongside producing the required dispatch entry and unit test stubs.
Generating test stubs for a new Redis command happens automatically during the scaffolding process. The Skill adds unit test stubs and a consistency-test entry to verify correctness and validate the command's integration within the registry.
Yes, you can use this scaffolding for adding Redis commands across different categories. It applies to software engineering workflows by generating standardized handler skeletons, updating the command registry, and providing consistency hooks regardless of command type.
The best way to ensure consistency is using a structured scaffold that automatically updates the command registry and generates consistency test hooks. This enforces repository conventions across all newly added commands by standardizing dispatch entries and test stubs.
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