CLI Command Wiring

Your TypeScript CLI command is likely not recognized because the new module is missing dynamic import wiring or dispatch logic in the main entrypoint file. This skill checks the cli-entry.ts routing to ensure newly added command modules are properly imported and executed.

To add help text for a new command in a Node CLI, you must register the command with a usable description and usage syntax under the Commands section in cli-entry.ts. This skill validates that your help registration matches your implemented commands.

To route a new command module from a CLI entrypoint in TypeScript, you need to verify dynamic imports and match command-name routing in the main function. This skill applies a checklist to confirm dispatch logic is correctly wired for your new modules.

CLI regressions when expanding a Node command set are typically caused by completing command implementation but forgetting routing or help registration steps. This skill prevents these regressions by validating both dispatch logic and help text entries.

Yes, this CLI wiring checklist specifically applies when modules are added under a commands folder. It ensures that dynamic imports and command-name routing in your main function correctly reference these external module files.