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@kb-skills/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Command-line interface for kb-skills — generate AI-ready KB from your code.

Readme

@kb-skills/cli

Command-line interface for kb-skills.

Install

npm i -D @kb-skills/cli
# plus one or more adapters:
npm i -D @kb-skills/adapter-react      # React 19 + Zustand
npm i -D @kb-skills/adapter-vue3       # Vue 3 + Pinia
npm i -D @kb-skills/adapter-vue2       # Vue 2 + Vuex
npm i -D @kb-skills/adapter-koa        # Koa backend
npm i -D @kb-skills/adapter-express    # Express backend

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | kb-skills init | Scaffold kb-skills.config.ts + KB skeleton | | kb-skills list | List bundled Skills (23 total) | | kb-skills run <skill> | Run a Skill (e.g. doc-code-to-kb, bug-fix) | | kb-skills status | Show KB generation progress | | kb-skills verify | Verify KB coverage |

Config file

kb-skills.config.ts lives at your project root:

import { defineConfig } from "@kb-skills/cli/config";
import koaAdapter    from "@kb-skills/adapter-koa";
import reactAdapter  from "@kb-skills/adapter-react";

export default defineConfig({
  kbRoot: "./kb",
  modules: [
    { name: "server", path: "./server", adapter: koaAdapter() },
    { name: "web",    path: "./web",    adapter: reactAdapter() },
  ],
});

Vue 3 + Express

import { defineConfig } from "@kb-skills/cli/config";
import expressAdapter from "@kb-skills/adapter-express";
import vue3Adapter    from "@kb-skills/adapter-vue3";

export default defineConfig({
  kbRoot: "./kb",
  modules: [
    { name: "server", path: "./server", adapter: expressAdapter() },
    { name: "web",    path: "./web",    adapter: vue3Adapter() },
  ],
});

Vue 2 legacy project

import { defineConfig } from "@kb-skills/cli/config";
import koaAdapter  from "@kb-skills/adapter-koa";
import vue2Adapter from "@kb-skills/adapter-vue2";

export default defineConfig({
  kbRoot: "./kb",
  modules: [
    { name: "server", path: "./server", adapter: koaAdapter() },
    { name: "web",    path: "./web",    adapter: vue2Adapter() },
  ],
});

Quick start

# 1. Install
npm i -D @kb-skills/cli @kb-skills/adapter-react @kb-skills/adapter-koa

# 2. Scaffold (auto-detects stack, writes kb-skills.config.ts + kb/00_project_constitution.md)
npx kb-skills init

# 3. Generate the 5-layer Knowledge Base
npx kb-skills run doc-code-to-kb

# 4. Inspect progress any time
npx kb-skills status

# 5. Verify KB completeness (CI-friendly, exits non-zero on gaps)
npx kb-skills verify

Stack auto-detection

kb-skills init reads package.json and picks adapters automatically:

| Detected dep | Stack | Adapter used | |---|---|---| | koa | Koa | adapter-koa | | express | Express | adapter-express | | next | Next.js | adapter-react | | nuxt / @nuxt/kit | Nuxt | adapter-vue3 | | react | React | adapter-react | | vue ^2.x / vue-template-compiler | Vue 2 | adapter-vue2 | | vue ^3.x | Vue 3 | adapter-vue3 |

Command details

kb-skills init

Options:

  • -y, --yes — skip interactive prompts, accept defaults
  • --cwd <dir> — run against a specific directory (default: process.cwd())

kb-skills run <skill>

Runs a Skill from @kb-skills/core/assets/skills/. Common Skills:

| Skill | Purpose | |---|---| | doc-code-to-kb | Scan your code → produce the 5-layer KB | | kb-qa | Ask questions against the KB | | bug-fix / refactor / code-review | Developer-assist Skills | | gen-frontend-code / gen-backend-code | Code generation | | prd-brd-to-prd / prd-to-backend-design / prd-to-frontend-design | PM flows |

Use kb-skills list to see every Skill bundled with your installed version.

kb-skills verify

Exits with code 1 when any KB file listed in kb/progress.md is still . Safe to put in CI.

License

MIT