tkm

Convert token-spend sessions into a Pokémon training progression loop via CLI commands.

24|6|Updated Mar 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ThunderConch/tkm --skill tkm
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Skill: tkm
Source: https://github.com/ThunderConch/tkm/tree/main/skills/tkm
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ThunderConch/tkm --skill tkm

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It turns everyday CLI token usage into a visible progression game loop, so your work session produces party growth, encounters, and achievements instead of feeling stateless.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tokenmon CLI progression: view your status, party, Pokédex progress, items, achievements, and current region/generation.
  • Party management & bonding: add/remove Pokémon, set nicknames, dispatch a Pokémon for boosted XP, and use call to evolve bond/EV mechanics.
  • Exploration and configuration: list and choose starters, unlock options, filter Pokédex by type/region/rarity, and switch language or renderer config (e.g., Korean mode, braille-first output).

Quick Start

Ask your AI to run the tkm command to show your current party and XP progress.

Frequently Asked Questions about tkm

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

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How do I turn CLI token spend into a gamified progression loop?

By converting token-spend sessions into a Pokémon training progression loop, this tool transforms CLI token usage into visible party growth, encounters, and achievements, replacing stateless terminal workflows with gameplay-like feedback.

How do I track progress and manage my party using a CLI gamification tool?

You can track progress and manage your party by running deterministic CLI commands to view current status, XP, and Pokédex progress, as well as adding or removing Pokémon and setting nicknames.

Does this Pokémon training CLI progression tool require any external dependencies?

No external dependencies are required to run this Pokémon training CLI progression tool. It operates via a resolved TypeScript entrypoint in the plugin root and executes through standard Bash command invocation.

Can I filter my Pokédex browsing by region and rarity in the terminal?

Yes, you can filter your Pokédex browsing by region and rarity in the terminal. The tool supports filtered Pokédex browsing by type, region, and rarity, alongside current generation visibility.

What configurations are available for CLI command output and language?

Configurations for CLI command output include switching language settings, such as enabling a Korean mode, and changing renderer config to enable braille-first status output for accessibility.

How do I get help or use default arguments when running the Pokémon training CLI?

To get help running the Pokémon training CLI, you can invoke the help mode using the -h or --help flags. The tool also provides defaulting behavior for empty arguments during command execution.