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Operate a standalone Jant site from the command line. Use for local development, deploys, migrations, password resets, site export/import, snapshot recovery, SQL export, and static asset preparation.
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Generate a visual proof/demo document for completed Jant work using Showboat and Rodney screenshots. Use when the user invokes $demo by itself, asks for a demo, visual proof, proof document, screenshots showing the current work, or to prove a feature/fix works.
Create a Jant release changeset for @jant/core and create-jant using the repository's fixed-version workflow. Use when the user invokes $release by itself, asks to release, prepare a changeset, add a changeset, cut release notes, or run the old Claude release command.
Automate a Jant site over HTTP. Use for creating and updating posts, uploading media, managing collections, editing settings, and running public or authenticated queries against the documented Jant API.
Customize a standalone Jant site created with create-jant. Use for project structure decisions, local development, theme work, deployment setup, settings-driven customization, and deciding whether a change belongs in the site repo or in Jant core.
| name | jant-site-ops |
| description | Operate a standalone Jant site from the command line. Use for local development, deploys, migrations, password resets, site export/import, snapshot recovery, SQL export, and static asset preparation. |
Use this skill when the task is operational rather than purely editorial.
All commands below assume the current working directory is the site root created by create-jant.
npm run dev
npm run deploy
npm run export
npm run reset-password
What they do:
npm run dev: run local migrations, then start Wrangler devnpm run deploy: run remote migrations and deploy to Cloudflarenpm run export: run the Jant export command configured by the sitenpm run reset-password: generate a password reset token for the local sitenpx jant migrate --local
npx jant migrate --remote --config ./wrangler.toml
npx jant site export https://your-site.example --output ./jant-site-export.zip
npx jant site import https://your-site.example --path ./jant-site-export.zip --dry-run
npx jant site snapshot export --output ./jant-site-snapshot.zip
npx jant site snapshot import --path ./jant-site-snapshot.zip --replace
npx jant db export --output ./jant-export.sql
site export: portable content archive for migration or static inspectionsite snapshot export: recovery archive that preserves Jant IDs and storage keysdb export: raw SQL dump onlyDo not treat those as interchangeable.
Prefer:
npm run deploy
Avoid calling wrangler deploy directly for the normal site workflow. Jant's deploy command handles migrations and asset preparation first.
Useful commands when working with exported sites or static archives:
npx jant site pull-media --help
npx jant assets prepare
npx jant uploads cleanup --help
Use assets prepare when you need the publishable asset directory assembled locally.
site export and site import always target a deployed site URL and require an API token:
export JANT_API_TOKEN=jnt_your_token
npx jant site export https://your-site.example --output ./jant-site-export.zip
For D1-oriented commands like snapshot export and db export, pass --remote and your Wrangler config when needed.
site import expects an empty target site unless you are explicitly using snapshot restore semantics.--replace.@jant/core.