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classy-cli

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CLI for Classy.md, along with its agent skill.

Summary

md projects directly from the terminal.

  • It automates common tasks like project setup, content generation, and workflow integration, saving time and reducing context switching.

Install & Usage

1
Create the agents directory
mkdir -p .claude/agents
2
Save the agent file

Add the configuration to .claude/agents/classy-cli.md

3
Invoke with @agent-name
@classy-cli

Use Cases

Initialize a new Classy.md project with default configuration files and directory structure.
Generate markdown documentation from structured data or templates for consistent project docs.
Sync local Classy.md content with a remote repository or cloud storage automatically.
Validate and lint Classy.md files to ensure they meet project-specific formatting rules.
Integrate Classy.md commands into CI/CD pipelines for automated documentation builds.
Batch convert Classy.md files to other formats like PDF or HTML for publishing.

Usage Examples

1

/classy-cli init my-project --template blog

2

Run classy-cli generate docs --input ./data --output ./output

3

/classy-cli validate --fix

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is classy-cli?

The classy-cli skill provides a command-line interface for Classy.md, enabling developers to manage and interact with their Classy.md projects directly from the terminal. It automates common tasks like project setup, content generation, and workflow integration, saving time and reducing context switching.

How to install classy-cli?

To install classy-cli: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/classy-cli.md. Finally, @classy-cli in Claude Code.

What is classy-cli best for?

classy-cli is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: agent. Created by hunvreus.

What can I use classy-cli for?

classy-cli is useful for: Initialize a new Classy.md project with default configuration files and directory structure.; Generate markdown documentation from structured data or templates for consistent project docs.; Sync local Classy.md content with a remote repository or cloud storage automatically.; Validate and lint Classy.md files to ensure they meet project-specific formatting rules.; Integrate Classy.md commands into CI/CD pipelines for automated documentation builds.; Batch convert Classy.md files to other formats like PDF or HTML for publishing..