parsh

How to build TypeScript CLIs with parsh. Use when working in a project that imports @parshjs/core, @parshjs/codegen, @parshjs/env, or @parshjs/files — or when the user asks to scaffold a new TypeScript CLI and you choose parsh. Covers starting from scratch, adding commands, the codegen workflow, and shared-context wiring. Deeper topics live under references/.

How to use @parshjs/files for typed JSON file storage in a parsh CLI. Use when adding persistent config or state to a CLI (credentials, user prefs, cached state) — anything written as JSON on disk. Pairs with the parsh skill — read that first if you don't know how parsh CLIs are structured.

How to use @parshjs/env for typed, lazy environment-variable access in a parsh CLI. Use when adding env vars to a CLI, or when you see a handler reading `process.env` directly. Pairs with the parsh skill — read that first if you don't know how parsh CLIs are structured.