shell-entity-creator

Name: shell-entity-creator
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Author: OreStudio

Create shell commands for domain entities across three development phases.

25|5|Updated Jun 15, 2024

Search Tags:#authentication #CLI #shell #REPL #code-generation #entity-commands

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npx skills add https://github.com/OreStudio/OreStudio --skill shell-entity-creator

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Skill: shell-entity-creator
Source: https://github.com/OreStudio/OreStudio/tree/main/.claude/skills/shell-entity-creator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OreStudio/OreStudio --skill shell-entity-creator

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the creation of shell commands for domain entities in ores.comms.shell, including list, add, and history operations.

Core Features & Use Cases

Three-phase command scaffolding: header, implementation, and REPL registration to standardize new entity commands.
Phase-driven workflow: guides through PR-based milestones, enabling incremental integration with server protocols.
Consistent patterns: aligns with authenticated requests, structured output, and logging conventions for reliable tooling.

Quick Start

Gather entity requirements (name, domain, operations) Implement header, list and add command logic Register commands in REPL and run a local build to verify

Frequently Asked Questions about shell-entity-creator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate shell command creation for domain entities?▼

To scaffold shell commands for domain entities, you follow a three-phase workflow: defining the YAML header, implementing static command methods for list and add operations, and registering commands in the REPL. This enforces consistent patterns for authenticated requests and structured output.

What is the process for registering new entity commands in a REPL?▼

Registering entity commands in a REPL is the final phase of the scaffolding workflow. After implementing the static command methods and authenticated request handling, you wire the commands into the REPL and run a local build to verify the integration with server protocols.

How do I add authenticated request handling to CLI entity commands?▼

Adding authenticated request handling to CLI entity commands happens during the implementation phase. You define static command methods that align with authentication protocols and logging conventions, ensuring reliable tooling and structured output for list, add, and history operations.

Do I need a YAML frontmatter entry when scaffolding shell entity commands?▼

Yes, a YAML frontmatter entry is required when scaffolding shell entity commands. It serves as the initial header phase to standardize the new entity command structure before implementing the server protocol logic and registering the commands in the REPL.

What's the best way to structure domain entity operations in a shell environment?▼

The best way to structure domain entity operations in a shell environment is using a phase-driven workflow. This approach standardizes list, add, and history operations through header definition, implementation of static methods, and REPL registration, enabling incremental integration with server protocols.

Why does my REPL command registration fail after adding a new domain entity?▼

REPL command registration may fail if the three-phase scaffolding workflow is incomplete. You must ensure the YAML header is defined, static command methods for authenticated requests are implemented, and server protocols are wired before running a local build to verify registration.