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Design CLI tools with consistent UX patterns.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | create-cli |
| description | Design CLI tools with consistent UX patterns. |
Design CLI surface area: syntax, flags, output, error handling.
--from not -f)--help, --json, --quiet--json: JSON output (implies quiet)--quiet: suppress progressNO_COLOR env<name>: <message>
Try '<name> --help'
--force to skip confirmation--dry-run to preview<name> - <one-line description>
USAGE
<name> [OPTIONS] <ARGS>
OPTIONS
--option <VALUE> Description [default: X]
--help Show this help
EXAMPLES
<name> arg1 arg2
See references/node-js.md - Node.js with parseArgs See references/python-uv.md - Python with uv
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