Halo cli

CLI for Halo, Halo for Agents.

Install

npx -y skills add halo-dev/cli --skill halo-cli

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Use when the task involves Halo CLI, Halo CMS terminal operations, or any command-line interaction with Halo. This includes login, profiles, posts, single pages, search, plugins, themes, attachments, backups, moments, comments, notifications, or shell completion. Trigger this skill whenever the user mentions 'halo', 'Halo CLI', or wants to manage Halo from the terminal, even if the exact command area is unclear.

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Halo CLI

This is the routing skill for the Halo CLI skill set.

If the request only says "use Halo CLI" or mixes multiple areas, start here, then jump to the domain skill that matches the task.

Skill Map

halo-cli-shared: shared rules, top-level command map, profiles, JSON output, destructive-action conventions
halo-cli-auth: login, profile setup, profile switching, keyring and credential repair
halo-cli-content: posts and single pages
halo-cli-search: public site search
halo-cli-operations: themes, plugins, attachments, backups, moments
halo-cli-moderation-notifications: comments, replies, notifications

Fast Routing

Use these commands to identify the right area:

halo --help
halo auth --help
halo post --help
halo single-page --help
halo search --help
halo plugin --help
halo theme --help
halo attachment --help
halo backup --help
halo moment --help
halo comment --help
halo notification --help
halo completion --help

Shared Defaults

Prefer an authenticated profile unless the task is public halo search --url.
Use --profile <name> when the environment matters.
Use --json for automation.
Use --force carefully for destructive non-interactive operations.