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Guide for agentic tools to use the typeui.sh CLI for generating, updating, listing, and pulling design system skill files.

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typeui.sh CLI Operator Skill

Mission

Use typeui.sh to generate, update, list, and pull design-system skill files for agentic tooling in a project.

When To Use This Skill

  • User asks to create or refresh design-system instructions for agents.
  • User wants to pull an existing style by slug.
  • User wants to browse available styles and select one interactively.
  • User asks for preview-only runs before writing files.

Preconditions

  • Run commands from the target project root.
  • Node.js 18+ is available.
  • If running from this repository source, build first:
    • npm install
    • npm run build

Command Reference

  • npx typeui.sh generate
    • Run interactive prompts and create new managed skill content.
  • npx typeui.sh update
    • Update existing managed sections in generated files.
  • npx typeui.sh pull <slug>
    • Pull a specific registry skill and write it to selected provider paths.
  • npx typeui.sh list
    • List available registry slugs, show preview links, and pull one selection.
  • npx typeui.sh verify
    • Verify and cache license state for license-aware workflows.
  • npx typeui.sh license
    • Show local cached license summary.
  • npx typeui.sh clear-cache
    • Clear local ~/.typeui-sh cache state.

Local Dev Invocation (This Repo)

  • node dist/cli.js --help
  • node dist/cli.js generate
  • node dist/cli.js update
  • node dist/cli.js list
  • node dist/cli.js pull <slug>

Shared Flags

  • -p, --providers <providers>
    • Comma-separated providers (example: cursor,codex).
  • --dry-run
    • Preview file changes without writing.

Provider Behavior

  • Universal target is always included: .agents/skills/design-system/SKILL.md.
  • Selected providers add extra output targets (for example .cursor/..., .codex/...).

Registry Behavior

  • Source of truth for list/pull data is:
    • https://github.com/bergside/awesome-design-skills
  • Registry index used by CLI:
    • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bergside/awesome-design-skills/main/skills/index.json
  • pull <slug> flow:
    1. Validate slug format.
    2. Resolve skillPath from index.
    3. Fetch markdown from the raw GitHub path.
  • list flow:
    • Reads the same index and shows preview links from:
    • https://www.typeui.sh/design-systems/<slug>

Recommended Agent Workflow

  1. If user knows the style: run pull <slug> --dry-run first.
  2. If user does not know the style: run list and select one.
  3. Re-run without --dry-run when preview looks correct.
  4. Report generated/updated file paths and whether each changed.

Troubleshooting

  • Registry pull failed: not_found
    • Slug is not in registry index or markdown path is missing.
    • Run list and pick a valid slug.
  • Slug must contain only lowercase letters, numbers, dashes, or underscores
    • Normalize slug format before retrying.
  • No existing managed design system found during update
    • Run generate first to create managed blocks.