Develop type-safe command-line interfaces with Effect-TS argument parsing and dependency injection.
npx skills add https://github.com/kriegcloud/beep-effect --skill effect-cli
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Effect CLI Source: https://github.com/kriegcloud/beep-effect/tree/main/.claude/skills/cli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kriegcloud/beep-effect --skill effect-cli
This Skill simplifies the creation of robust, type-safe command-line applications by providing tools for argument parsing, validation, and dependency injection.
--help and --version output automatically.Use the effect cli skill to create a command named 'greet' that takes a 'name' argument and a 'times' flag, then prints 'Hello {name}!' repeated {times}.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can build a type-safe command-line interface in TypeScript by leveraging the Effect-TS library's unstable CLI module for argument parsing, flag definition, validation, and dependency injection.
Yes, you can use Effect for dependency injection in CLI apps by integrating seamlessly with Effect's effect system to manage services and state via Effect layers.
To parse positional arguments and named flags in Effect, define commands with strongly typed arguments and flags using the Effect-TS CLI module for validation and processing.
Yes, the Effect CLI module supports subcommands and automatic help generation, automatically producing `--help` and `--version` output for your command-line tools.
The best way to structure a complex CLI tool with Effect is by combining strongly typed arguments, named flags, subcommands, and service provision via Effect layers for robust state management.
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