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Use bapXphp CLI for ALL file/content/db operations. Never use raw shell/edit/write/find/grep tools directly.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Use when editing public, account, shop, astrologer, temple, cart, checkout, contact, or support templates.
Use when editing owner/admin pages, CRUD forms, media library, environment editor, permissions, audit log, integrations, or admin navigation.
Use when editing Hostinger deployment, Git auto-deploy, environment, permissions, cron, or production setup documentation.
Use plain Git for local history, branches, pushes, and Hostinger deployment checkouts.
Use when designing, implementing, or debugging sub-agent handoff workflows, model routing, telemetry, or admin-panel agent wiring.
Use when editing PHP controllers, services, JSON persistence, auth, support assistant context, wallet, orders, reviews, media, or audit behavior.
| type | skill |
| name | bapxphp-cli |
| description | Use bapXphp CLI for ALL file/content/db operations. Never use raw shell/edit/write/find/grep tools directly. |
All project operations go through bapXphp. This ensures every operation is auditable, logged, and consistent.
| Operation | CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Read file | bapXphp read file <path> |
| Write file | bapXphp write file <path> (pipe stdin) |
| Edit file | bapXphp edit <path> <search> <replace> |
| Search code | bapXphp grep <pattern> [path] |
| Find files | bapXphp find <glob-pattern> |
| Run command | bapXphp run <command...> |
| List dir | bapXphp run ls <path> |
bapXphp read blog # list all blog posts
bapXphp read blog <slug> # read a blog post
bapXphp write blog [slug] # create or edit blog post (interactive)
bapXphp read docs [slug] # list or read customer help guides
bapXphp write docs [slug] # create or edit a customer help guide
bapXphp read product # list all products
bapXphp read product <slug> # read a product
bapXphp write product [slug] # create or edit product (interactive)
bapXphp db query products --limit 5 # query products
bapXphp db find orders ord_123 # find an order
bapXphp db raw "SELECT * FROM ..." # raw SQL
bapXphp db init # create MySQL tables from schema
bapXphp db sync # push JSON → MySQL
bapXphp test # run tests
bapXphp update # regenerate both map artifacts after source/docs changes
bapXphp ci # non-mutating full PR/CI validation
bapXphp check # alias for bapXphp ci
bapXphp serve # start dev server
bapXphp map:gen # regenerate project map
bapXphp docsmap # regenerate docs/map.mmd (content)
bapXphp codemap # regenerate map.mmd (code graph)
bapXphp schema list # list all collections
bapXphp hooks install # install repository-owned Git hooks
bapXphp hooks status # inspect hook installation
bapXphp tui # interactive project operations
bapXphp help # full reference
## Validation
Run the smallest useful validation for the change:
```bash
bapXphp lint path/to/changed.php
bapXphp update
bapXphp ci
Handoffs and telemetry live under .agents/:
bapXphp handoff next <issue> # load next objective
bapXphp handoff validate <file> # validate handoff JSON
Cycle data is tracked in .agents/ops/telemetry.json.
Use plain git for branches, commits, fetch, pull, and push. GitHub Actions
and the GitHub web interface own issue/PR/handoff conversations. The hosted
server does not require gh.
When a coding agent attaches screenshots, images, or files, they go into .agents/temp/. This is the standard inbox for all user-provided attachments in this repo.
bapXphp run ls .agents/temp/ # list attachments
bapXphp read file .agents/temp/<file> # read an attachment
bapXphp browser-agent open <url> # fetch page, YAML snapshot
bapXphp browser-agent click <selector> # click element
bapXphp browser-agent fill <selector> <value> # fill form input
bapXphp browser-agent submit [selector] # submit form
bapXphp browser-agent snapshot # YAML page snapshot
bapXphp browser-agent smoke <url> # health check
bapXphp browser-agent screenshot [file] # YAML output
bapXphp browser-agent config set <k> <v> # runtime config
bapXphp browser-agent log # audit trail
bapXphp browser-agent count <tag> # count DOM tags
bapXphp browser-agent close # clean session
bapXphp browser-agent --pw <command> # forward to Playwright
If a required operation is missing or unsafe, enhance the nearest existing bapXphp command before performing the operation. Never use raw bash/write/edit/find tools for operations that have a bapXphp equivalent.