articraft-library
DevelopmentUse when working with Articraft local library records, categories, manifest rebuilds, validation, or data-folder maintenance.
How to use this skill
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Articraft Local Library
Use this skill when the user asks about Articraft record authoring, categories, local data validation, manifest updates, or sharing a data folder.
Commands
From the repo root, prefer uv run articraft ... product commands and just shortcuts.
Check current state:
uv run articraft status
uv run articraft library status
Validate a local data folder:
uv run articraft library check --require-records
Rebuild the manifest:
uv run articraft library rebuild-manifest
List records:
uv run articraft library list
Assign a category:
uv run articraft library set-category <record-id> <category_slug>
Data Root
The default data root is the gitignored <repo-root>/data. To use another local/exportable folder, pass --data-dir or set:
export ARTICRAFT_DATA_DIR=/path/to/articraft-data
The data root contains top-level records/, categories/, records_manifest.jsonl, system_prompts/, and cache/.
Contribution Rules
Data authoring work should follow CONTRIBUTING.md and EXTERNAL_AGENT_DATA.md.
Before sharing a data folder, run the relevant checks and report exact commands:
uv run articraft library check --require-records
just smoke-tests
If viewer behavior or asset quality is part of the change, inspect records with the local viewer and include screenshots or notes when useful.