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omm-push

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Push architecture docs to oh-my-mermaid cloud. Handles login, link, and push workflow with error guidance. Use when the user says "omm push", "push to cloud", "deploy architecture", or "share architecture".

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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/oh-my-mermaid/oh-my-mermaid/blob/HEAD/skills/omm-push/SKILL.md

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omm-push — Cloud Push Workflow

Purpose

Automate the full workflow of pushing .omm/ architecture docs to the oh-my-mermaid cloud service.

Prerequisites

Ensure the omm CLI is available:

command -v omm || npm install -g oh-my-mermaid

If the install command fails (permission denied), tell the user: "Please run npm install -g oh-my-mermaid in your terminal, then try again."

Workflow

Step 1: Check Login Status

Run omm share via Bash. If it errors with "not logged in":

  • Tell the user: "You need to log in first."
  • Run omm login — this opens a browser for GitHub OAuth
  • Wait for the user to complete login

Step 2: Check Project Link

Run omm share via Bash. If it errors with "no project slug":

  • Run omm link — this sets the cloud project slug from the directory name
  • Confirm: "Linked to {slug}"

Step 3: Push

Run omm push via Bash.

Handle errors:

  • 401 Unauthorized: "Login expired. Run omm login again."
  • 403 Free plan limit: "Free plan allows 1 project. Upgrade at https://ohmymermaid.com/pricing"
  • Network error: "Cannot reach server. Check your connection."

Step 4: Report

On success, output:

  • Number of files uploaded
  • View URL: https://ohmymermaid.com/p/{slug}
  • Share URL (if Pro): "Run omm share to get the shareable link"

Rules

  • Always check login before pushing
  • Always check link before pushing
  • Do NOT skip steps — each depends on the previous
  • If any step fails, stop and report the error with guidance