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Use when connecting apijack to an API — configuring environments, generating the CLI, and switching between configs
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Use after a PR has been labeled `first pass reviewed` for at least 4 minutes — verifies CI is still green and no new commits landed since the label, aggregates outstanding non-blocking observations, posts an approval comment, replaces the label with `approved`, merges, and labels every issue referenced by `Closes
Use when the user references a GitHub issue (URL, number, or says "this issue") on the apijack repo and wants to begin work — investigates the issue, resolves ambiguity, then hands off to implementation
Use when origin/dev is ahead of origin/main and the cumulative bump is patch-only — drafts a curated release PR (no Features section), runs scripts/ship.sh, and reports the new release. Refuses to run for minor / major bumps; those still go through ship-release manually.
Use when shipping a release from dev to main on apijack — drafts a curated release-style PR title/description (like v1.7.0), then runs scripts/ship.sh to version-bump, push, merge, and publish
Use after merging an issue PR to dev on apijack — fast-forwards the rolling next branch from dev, waits for the publish-next workflow, and comments the @next install command on the issue
Use when reviewing an open apijack PR that targets the dev branch — verifies acceptance criteria, leaves PR comments on any findings, or merges and hands off to next-deployer
| name | setup-api |
| description | Use when connecting apijack to an API — configuring environments, generating the CLI, and switching between configs |
Connect apijack to any API with an OpenAPI spec to generate a full CLI.
apijack setup # Interactive: URL, credentials, auth detection
apijack generate # Pull spec, generate types/client/commands
apijack --help # See generated commands
apijack setup prompts for:
Credentials are stored in ~/.apijack/config.json for dev URLs. Production URLs require environment variables:
export APIJACK_URL=https://api.example.com
export APIJACK_USER=user@example.com
export APIJACK_PASS=secret
When running as a Claude Code plugin, use the setup MCP tool instead of the interactive CLI:
Use the apijack setup tool to configure environment "dev" at http://localhost:8080
with username admin and password admin123
The MCP setup tool only accepts dev/staging URLs. Production APIs must use env vars.
apijack setup # Add another environment
apijack config list # Show all environments
apijack config switch staging # Switch active environment
apijack generate # Regenerate from new environment's spec
apijack generate creates four files from the OpenAPI spec:
| File | Contents |
|---|---|
types.ts | TypeScript interfaces from component schemas |
client.ts | API client with one method per operationId |
commands.ts | Commander subcommands grouped by tags |
command-map.ts | Lookup table mapping command paths to metadata |
After generating, all API operations are available as CLI commands.
Allow credential storage for internal IPs:
apijack plugin config add-cidr 192.168.1.0/24
apijack plugin config add-cidr 10.0.0.0/8
apijack setup or use the MCP setup toolapijack generate after setupapijack config switch <env> to verify active environment, then apijack generate to refresh