sb

name	sb
description	Manage Skyboard kanban boards via the sb CLI. Trigger: user asks about boards, columns, cards, tasks, kanban, or uses /sb.
allowed-tools	Read,Bash(sb *)
version	0.1.0

Skyboard CLI (sb)

Skyboard is a collaborative kanban board built on the AT Protocol. The sb CLI lets you manage boards, columns, and cards from the terminal.

Prerequisites

• sb is installed globally (npm i -g skyboard-cli)
• User is logged in (sb login <handle>)
• A default board is set (sb use <board>) or --board is passed on each command

Key Concepts

• Boards — kanban boards with named columns. Referenced by name, rkey, AT URI, or web URL. All board-scoped commands accept --board <ref> to target a specific board without relying on sb use.
• Board ref formats — --board accepts: AT URI (at://did:plc:xxx/dev.skyboard.board/rkey), DID:rkey pair (did:plc:xxx:rkey), or a board name substring.
• Columns — matched by exact name (case-insensitive), name prefix, substring, or 1-based index from sb cols.
• Cards — tasks on the board. Referenced by TID rkey prefix (minimum 4 characters, like git short hashes). Use sb cards to see short refs.
• Short refs — first 7 characters of a card's rkey, displayed by sb cards and sb show. Provide at least 4 characters to identify a card.

Workflow

1. Check auth: sb whoami --json
2. List boards: sb boards --json
3. Set default board: sb use <board> (or pass --board <ref> on each command)
4. View columns: sb cols --json
5. List cards: sb cards --json
6. Create/edit/move/comment/delete cards as needed

Important Rules

• Always use --json on commands that support it so you get structured output. Present results as human-friendly summaries.
• Commands supporting --json: whoami, status, boards, cols, cards, new, show, mv, edit, comment, rm
• Commands without --json: login, logout, use, add
• Use --board when operating on a specific board in automated/scripted contexts (e.g., ralph mode) to avoid conflicts with the global default. All board-scoped commands (cols, cards, new, show, mv, edit, comment, rm) support --board <ref>.
• For sb rm, always pass --force to skip the interactive prompt, but ask the user for confirmation first in conversation.
• If a command needs a board and none is set, run sb boards --json to show options and ask the user which to use.
• If a card ref is ambiguous, the CLI will list candidates — present them to the user and ask which one.