create-use-agently-cli

To add new CLI commands using Commander.js, you create a command file and register it in the main CLI entry point. This skill guides you through file creation and registration to ensure your command-line interfaces are robust and follow design specifications.

The best way to structure subcommands and protocol handlers is by adhering to structured output and error recovery design rules. This skill provides the exact code structure required to implement handlers and subcommands for consistent communication protocol integration.

Yes, you can add shorthand aliases for existing commands in Commander.js. This skill facilitates alias implementation by guiding you through the specific steps to register shorthand variations alongside your primary top-level commands.

The command creation process supports error recovery hints and testing integration within the Commander.js framework. It ensures your new commands handle errors gracefully and are fully testable by adhering to established design rules.

You need to update cli.ts to register new commands for use-agently. This skill streamlines the process by explicitly guiding you through the file creation and registration steps required to make your new commands functional.