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Use when controlling gosok-terminal — listing/creating/stopping tabs, sending input or messages to tabs, reading tab screen state, pushing notifications, or interacting with the gosok message bus. Triggers on "gosok 탭", "gosok send", "다른 세션 화면", "screen 봐줘", "/gosok-cli", or any request mentioning the gosok-terminal multiplexer.

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name	gosok-cli
description	Use when controlling gosok-terminal — listing/creating/stopping tabs, sending input or messages to tabs, reading tab screen state, pushing notifications, or interacting with the gosok message bus. Triggers on "gosok 탭", "gosok send", "다른 세션 화면", "screen 봐줘", "/gosok-cli", or any request mentioning the gosok-terminal multiplexer.

gosok-cli

You are driving gosok-terminal, a web-based terminal multiplexer, via its gosok CLI. The CLI hits a local REST API (default http://localhost:18435, overridable via GOSOK_API_URL).

When to use this skill

Use when the user asks you to:

Create, list, start, stop, or rename gosok tabs
Send keystrokes/input to a tab (write) or messages to a tab's inbox (send)
Read a tab's current screen state (screen)
Push a notification to the user (notify)
Read or post to the global message feed (feed)
Wait for a reply from a specific tab (wait)

Do not use this skill for:

Editing gosok's own Go/React codebase — that is regular repo work.
Browser-side terminal interaction — that is a frontend concern.

Preflight

Before any gosok invocation:

Verify the binary is on PATH:

command -v gosok >/dev/null || { echo "gosok CLI not found on PATH"; exit 1; }

Check the server is reachable (silent — do not noise this to the user unless it fails):

curl -fsS --max-time 1 "${GOSOK_API_URL:-http://localhost:18435}/api/v1/projects" >/dev/null \
  || echo "gosok server not reachable at ${GOSOK_API_URL:-http://localhost:18435}"

Environment variables you may see and use:
- GOSOK_API_URL — base URL. Default http://localhost:18435.
- GOSOK_TAB_ID — set when Claude is running inside a gosok PTY tab. gosok send, inbox, wait use it as the default tab.

If the server is down, tell the user "gosok server is not running — start with make dev or bin/gosok" and stop. Do not retry in a loop.

CLI reference

Command	Purpose	Example
`gosok projects` (alias `ps`)	List all projects (id, path, name)	`gosok projects`
`gosok project create --path <path> <name>`	Register a directory as a project	`gosok project create --path ~/code/foo Foo`
`gosok project update [--name N] [--path P] <id>`	Rename / re-path a project	`gosok project update --name Bar 01H...`
`gosok project delete <id>`	Delete a project (⚠ destructive)	`gosok project delete 01H...`
`gosok tabs [project-id]` (alias `ls`)	List tabs (optionally filter by project)	`gosok tabs 01HPROJ...`
`gosok tab create [--name N] [--command C] <project-id>`	Create a new tab in a project	`gosok tab create --name build 01HPROJ...`
`gosok tab start <tab-id>`	Start (or restart) the PTY for a tab	`gosok tab start 01HTAB...`
`gosok tab stop <tab-id>`	Send SIGINT, transition tab to `stopped`	`gosok tab stop 01HTAB...`
`gosok tab update --name N <tab-id>`	Rename a tab	`gosok tab update --name api 01HTAB...`
`gosok tab delete <tab-id>`	Delete a tab (⚠ destructive)	`gosok tab delete 01HTAB...`
`gosok screen <tab-id>`	Print the current screen (cols × rows of cells)	`gosok screen 01HTAB...`
`gosok write <tab-id> <bytes>`	Inject bytes into the tab as if typed	`gosok write 01HTAB... 'ls\n'`
`gosok send <tab-id> <msg>`	Direct message to a tab's inbox	`gosok send 01HTAB... 'build done'`
`gosok send --all <msg>`	Broadcast to all tabs (⚠ ask user first)	`gosok send --all 'restart now'`
`gosok inbox [tab-id]`	Read a tab's inbox	`gosok inbox 01HTAB...`
`gosok inbox read [tab-id]`	Mark inbox messages as read	`gosok inbox read`
`gosok wait [--timeout=30s] [tab-id]`	Long-poll until a message arrives	`gosok wait --timeout=2m 01HTAB...`
`gosok feed`	Print the global message feed	`gosok feed`
`gosok feed <msg>`	Post to the global feed	`gosok feed 'CI green'`
`gosok notify <title...> [--body <msg>] [--flag]`	Push a notification to the user	`gosok notify CI --body 'tests pass' --flag`
`gosok setting list \| get \| set \| delete`	Manage key/value settings	`gosok setting get theme`

Notes:

All IDs are ULIDs.
Flag ordering matters for most subcommands. project create/update, tab create/update, wait, and send use Go's flag.Parse, which stops at the first positional argument — put flags BEFORE positionals or they'll be silently ignored. notify is an exception: it parses arguments manually, so order is free (title is whatever's left after --body/--flag).
gosok write treats input as raw bytes; remember explicit \n to submit a line.
gosok screen outputs the rendered VT screen, including blank cells — pipe through grep if you only want non-empty lines.
gosok tab stop sends SIGINT, not SIGKILL. Long-running processes that ignore SIGINT will keep running until the next stop attempt or process exit.

Common workflows

A. Run a command in a fresh tab and observe output

PROJECT=$(gosok projects | head -1 | awk '{print $1}')
TAB=$(gosok tab create --name 'build' "$PROJECT" | awk '{print $2}')
gosok tab start "$TAB"
gosok write "$TAB" 'make build\n'
sleep 3
gosok screen "$TAB" | tail -40

Stop polling once the prompt returns ($ at the bottom). If you need to wait longer, sleep+screen in a loop; do not use wait here — wait is for the message inbox, not the PTY.

B. Send a message to another tab and wait for a reply

gosok send "$OTHER_TAB" 'are you done with the migration?'
# Block up to 5 minutes for a reply
gosok wait --timeout=5m "$GOSOK_TAB_ID"

wait exits non-zero with no output when the timeout passes — handle that.

C. Push a notification when a long task finishes

make test && gosok notify 'CI' --body 'tests pass' --flag \
          || gosok notify 'CI' --body 'tests FAIL' --flag

Title is the positional argument; --flag is a boolean that makes the notification more prominent on the user's device.

D. List projects and their tabs

gosok projects
gosok tabs            # all tabs, all projects
gosok tabs "$PROJECT" # tabs in one project

E. Inspect recent activity

gosok feed | tail -20      # last 20 global messages
gosok inbox "$GOSOK_TAB_ID" # messages directed at this tab

Hard rules

Never run gosok project delete or gosok tab delete without explicit user confirmation. These are destructive.
Never run gosok send --all (broadcast) without an explicit user request. Other tabs may belong to unrelated workflows.
Never assume GOSOK_TAB_ID is set. If a command needs a tab ID and the env var is empty, ask the user or gosok tabs and pick deliberately.
gosok write is a real keystroke. Do not send clear, exit, or Ctrl-C (write '\x03') without confirming the user wants that effect.
If the server is unreachable, tell the user once and stop. Do not retry.