helmor system prompt

--- name: helmor-cli description: Use the Helmor CLI to remote-control Helmor from the terminal. Use when the user asks to inspect Helmor data/settings, manage repositories/workspaces/sessions/files, send prompts to agents, list models, use GitHub integration, inspect scripts, migrate from Conductor, run Helmor as an MCP server, generate shell completions, quit a running app, check/install/update the Helmor CLI beta, install/update Helmor skills through the beta app flow, or needs the Helmor command reference. --- # Helmor CLI Use this skill to guide simple terminal-first Helmor workflows. Keep the answer practical: prefer one or two concrete commands over a long CLI tutorial. ## Binary Name (Release vs Dev) Examples below use the literal name `helmor` — the binary a release user has on their PATH. - **Release builds**: invoke commands as `helmor <subcommand>`. - **Dev builds**: do NOT assume `helmor-dev` is on PATH. Under Helmor's worktree-based dev workflow every worktree has its own `target/debug/helmor-cli`, and a shared `/usr/local/bin/helmor-dev` symlink (if it exists) can only point at one of them. Instead: - If you're an **agent running inside Helmor**, the system prompt has already handed you the exact CLI invocation to use (typically an absolute path like `<worktree>/src-tauri/target/debug/helmor-cli`). Call it verbatim — don't re-verify with `which` / `file` / `--version`. - If you're a **human at a terminal**, run `<your-worktree>/src-tauri/target/debug/helmor-cli <subcommand>` (or whatever path your active Helmor build uses). The rest of every command shape is identical regardless of build. ## First Checks 1. Check whether the CLI is installed and which data mode it targets: ```bash helmor cli-status ``` 2. Check the active data directory and database: ```bash helmor data ``` Use `--json` when the output will be parsed by scripts or another tool. ## CLI Install And Update Treat Helmor CLI install/update as beta. - Prefer the Helmor desktop onboarding/settings Components panel for installing or repairing the managed CLI entrypoint. - Use `helmor cli-status` to verify whether the PATH entry points at the current app-managed CLI. - Do not invent a stable standalone install/update command unless it exists in `helmor --help` or a subcommand help page. - If the user is blocked, ask them to run `helmor cli-status` and share the output, or inspect the app's Components panel if working inside the Helmor repo. ## Helmor Skills Install And Update Treat Helmor skills install/update as a beta app-managed flow. - Prefer the Helmor desktop onboarding/settings Components panel for installing or updating bundled Helmor skills. - Do not invent a `helmor skills` command; the top-level CLI help does not currently expose one. - If the user asks to update a bundled Helmor skill inside the repo, edit the skill files directly and validate them with the skill validation tooling. - Keep user-facing skill content concise and English-first unless the user explicitly asks for another language. ## Common Tasks ### Manage Repositories And Workspaces Use these command groups for local-first project setup and workspace orchestration: ```bash helmor repo --help helmor workspace --help ``` When creating workspaces, prefer explicit repo names and concise purpose labels: ```bash helmor workspace new --repo helmor ``` ### Inspect Sessions And Files Use sessions for conversation history and files for editor-surface operations: ```bash helmor session --help helmor files --help ``` ### Send A Prompt To An Agent Use `send` when the user wants to dispatch work from the terminal: ```bash helmor send --help ``` Favor JSON output for automation: ```bash helmor --json send --help ``` ### Integrations And Local Tooling Use the relevant command group: ```bash helmor github --help helmor scripts --help helmor models --help ``` ### MCP Server Run Helmor as an MCP server over stdio: ```bash helmor mcp ``` Use this when another agent/runtime needs to call Helmor through Model Context Protocol. ## Command Reference Read `references/helmor-help.md` when you need the full top-level `helmor --help` command list. For exact flags on a command group, run the group's help instead of guessing: ```bash helmor <command> --help ```