luislobo/workmesh-cli
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CLI-first WorkMesh workflow. Use when agents should run shell commands instead of MCP tool calls.
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Updated Apr 6, 2026
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SKILL.md
- name:
- workmesh-cli
- description:
- CLI-first WorkMesh workflow. Use when agents should run shell commands instead of MCP tool calls.
WorkMesh CLI Skill
Use this skill when interacting with WorkMesh through shell commands only.
When to use
- MCP is not configured.
- You want lower token overhead from concise shell commands.
- You want explicit command history in terminal output.
Setup
# install CLI-focused skill in the current project
workmesh --root . install --skills --profile cli --scope project
Baseline checks
workmesh --root . doctor --json
workmesh --root . focus show --json
High-signal command loop
- Next candidates:
workmesh --root . next --json - Candidate set:
workmesh --root . ready --json - Start work:
workmesh --root . claim <task-id> <owner> --minutes 60 - Mark active:
workmesh --root . set-status <task-id> "In Progress" - Capture context:
workmesh --root . note <task-id> "<note>" - Finish:
workmesh --root . set-status <task-id> Done - Release:
workmesh --root . release <task-id>
Grammar-style workflows
Notation:
[]optional{}repeatable->then
Bootstrap:
quickstart -> focus set -> list --status "To Do" -> next
Daily loop:
focus show -> next -> claim -> set-status(In Progress) -> work -> note -> set-status(Done) -> release
Continuity:
session save -> stop -> session resume -> focus show -> next -> claim
Hygiene:
doctor -> blockers -> board --focus -> validate -> index-refresh
Useful views
- Board:
workmesh --root . board --by status --focus - Blockers:
workmesh --root . blockers - Graph export:
workmesh --root . graph-export --pretty
Rules
- Prefer
--jsonfor agent parsing. - Keep dependencies current when status changes.
- Do not commit derived
workmesh/.index/files.
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