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@100xsystems/cli

v0.2.1

Published

CLI for 100xSystems — build real systems, take quizzes, submit implementations, and earn certificates.

Readme

100xSystems CLI

The official command-line tool for 100xSystems — scaffold, validate, and submit systems engineering projects.

Features

  • init <system> — Scaffold a new project from any system in the registry
  • validate — Run test suites against your implementation
  • submit — Package and submit your code for review
  • progress — Track completion across modules and lessons
  • doctor — Check your development environment
  • registry sync — Update local system repositories from the registry

Installation

npm install -g @100xsystems/cli

How Discovery Works

The CLI reads the 100xSystems Registry to discover available systems. When you run init <system>, it clones the system's repository into ~/.cache/100xsystems/repos/ for local validation.

Quick Start

# See available systems
100xsystems list

# Scaffold a new project
100xsystems init claude-code --output my-agent

# Validate your implementation
cd my-agent
100xsystems validate

# Submit for review
100xsystems submit

Development

npm run build
npm link

Set CURRICULUM_PATH to a local clone of a system repository to develop without network access.