Document how aitk CLI commands overwrite, merge, or ignore project configuration files.
npx skills add https://github.com/erclx/aitk --skill toolkit-cli
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: toolkit-cli Source: https://github.com/erclx/aitk/tree/main/claude/skills/toolkit-cli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/erclx/aitk --skill toolkit-cli
This skill prevents accidental data loss by providing a clear, authoritative reference on how aitk commands interact with your project files, ensuring you know exactly what will be overwritten, merged, or ignored before you execute a command.
Ask the toolkit-cli skill to explain the overwrite contract for the aitk tooling sync command before you run it in your terminal.
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To safely sync project configuration files, consult the toolkit-cli reference to analyze the overwrite contract for aitk commands. It clarifies file-specific merge and overwrite behaviors, ensuring your local configuration changes are preserved during global tooling synchronization operations.
User-owned seeds are local configuration files you maintain, while tool-managed golden configurations are standardized standards enforced by the toolkit. The distinction ensures governance rules and documentation sync safely without accidental data loss during project updates.
Running an aitk sync command may overwrite local eslint configurations depending on the file-specific contract. Check the impact analysis provided by the toolkit-cli to confirm whether your specific configuration files are user-owned or managed by golden standards.
Aitk tooling handles governance rules and documentation by applying file-specific merge behaviors during synchronization. The toolkit-cli reference provides a detailed contract explaining exactly which project-level standards are merged, overwritten, or ignored before execution.
You should check the operational impact of CLI commands on project standards before executing any global tooling update or synchronization. This prevents destructive operations by confirming which files are tool-managed and avoiding accidental loss of local configuration seeds.
Yes, you can use toolkit-cli to analyze file operations before running terminal commands. Ask the skill to explain the overwrite contract for the aitk tooling sync command to receive detailed guidance on how your project state will be affected.
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