halo-cli-moderation-notifications

# Halo CLI Moderation And Notifications Use this skill for `halo comment`, `halo comment reply`, and `halo notification`. ## Commands ```bash halo comment --help halo comment reply --help halo notification --help ``` ## Comments Common flows: ```bash halo comment list halo comment list --approved=false halo comment list --owner-kind Post --owner-name my-post halo comment get comment-abc123 halo comment approve comment-abc123 halo comment delete comment-abc123 --force ``` Useful filters for `comment list`: - `--page` - `--size` - `--keyword` - `--owner-name` - `--owner-kind` - `--approved` - `--sort` ## Replies Common flows: ```bash halo comment reply list halo comment reply list --comment comment-abc123 halo comment reply get reply-abc123 halo comment reply approve reply-abc123 halo comment reply delete reply-abc123 --force ``` Create a reply: ```bash halo comment create-reply comment-abc123 --content "Thanks for your feedback" halo comment create-reply comment-abc123 --content "Following up here" --quote-reply reply-abc123 halo comment create-reply comment-abc123 --content "Internal note" --hidden ``` Rules: - In non-interactive mode, `create-reply` requires `--content`. - `create-reply` creates an already approved reply in console context. - Replies can be quoted with `--quote-reply`. ## Notifications Common flows: ```bash halo notification list halo notification list --unread=false halo notification get notification-abc123 halo notification mark-as-read notification-abc123 halo notification mark-as-read --all halo notification delete notification-abc123 --force ``` Useful filters for `notification list`: - `--page` - `--size` - `--unread` - `--sort` ## Safety And Automation - Use `--profile <name>` when moderating a non-default environment. - Use `--json` for machine-readable moderation pipelines. - Use `--force` for destructive deletes in non-interactive mode. - If a resource is not found, confirm the selected profile and exact resource name.