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10x-cli-guide
Invoke this skill when the user asks how to USE the 10x-cli day-to-day — fetching lessons, listing modules, switching AI tools, troubleshooting errors, understanding where artifacts land, checking the 10xBench model leaderboard, or working on a specific OS (Windows, Linux, macOS). Covers commands (get, list, doctor, auth --status/--logout, bench), tool profiles, artifact locations, common errors, and platform-specific tips. Excludes: first-time installation and onboarding (use 10x-cli-setup instead), developing or contributing to 10x-cli source code, and general programming help.
Why this skill is useful
Provides specific commands and troubleshooting tips for using the 10x-cli that the AI wouldn't reliably generate on its own.
What it needs
About 6k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-07-29. 49 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
10x-cli Daily Usage Guide This skill helps users work with @przeprogramowani/10x-cli after it is already installed and authenticated. If the user has not installed or authenticated yet, hand off to the 10x-cli-setup skill instead. Step 1: Detect the user's environment Before giving any guidance, gather context silently — run these checks and remember the results. Do not print raw output to the user. Operating system Use the result to tailor path separators, shell syntax, and clipboard commands throughout your answers: OS Shell Home var Clipboard Temp dir ---- ------- ---------- ----------- ---------- macOS (darwin) zsh / bash $HOME pbcopy $TMPDIR Linux (linux-gnu) bash / zsh $HOME xclip -selection clipboard or xsel --clipboard /tmp Windows (win32 / MSYS / Git Bash) PowerShell / cmd %USERPROFILE% clip.exe %TEMP% Active AI tool Also check which tool profile is configured: If the config contains a "tool" key, that is the active profile. If not, the default is claude-code. CLI version Step 2: Answer the user's question using the reference below Use the environment context from Step 1 to personalize every answer. Always use the OS-appropriate shell syntax, paths, and commands. Never show macOS-specific commands to a Windows user or vice versa. --- Command Reference 10x get <ref> — Fetch and apply lesson artifacts The primary daily command. Fetches a lesson bundle from the API and writes skills, prompts, rules, and config templates to the project directory. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills przeprogramowani/10x-cli-guide