Agent skill · software engineering · przeprogramowani
10x-cli-setup
ALWAYS invoke this skill when the user mentions 10x-cli, @przeprogramowani/10x-cli, the 10xDevs CLI, or the 10xDevs course environment in a setup context. This skill fetches the live README — Claude does not know 10x-cli's current install steps without it. Applies to: installing, updating, reconfiguring for different AI tools (Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code), permission/npm errors, authentication, and onboarding after 10xDevs enrollment. Excludes: developing 10x-cli source code, contributing to the repo, building similar CLIs, or general project setup.
Why this skill is useful
Adds a script that fetches the latest README and constructs a setup plan, ensuring the user has the most current installation and configuration steps for the 10x-cli.
What it needs
Requires curl installed locally. About 2k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-07-29. 49 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
10x-cli Setup This skill sets up the @przeprogramowani/10x-cli on the user's machine. The core principle is simple: the README is the single source of truth. The CLI evolves — version requirements change, new install methods appear, commands get updated. Rather than hardcoding any of that here, this skill tells you how to work, and the README tells you what to do. Step 1: Check if the CLI is already installed Before anything else, check the current state: If a version is printed, the CLI is already installed. Tell the user and ask if they want to update, reconfigure, or troubleshoot. If not installed, proceed to Step 2. This avoids wasting time on prerequisites when the user might just need a config change or re-auth. Step 2: Fetch the latest README Retrieve the current README from GitHub — this is the authoritative source for all install steps, prerequisites, commands, and tool configurations: Use WebFetch or curl -sL to get it. If the fetch fails, tell the user and stop — don't guess at install steps from memory, because they may be outdated. Step 3: Build a plan from the README and execute it Read the fetched README and construct a step-by-step setup plan from it. The README contains everything needed: prerequisites, install commands, auth flow, available commands, and tool-specific configuration. Your job is to translate the README into actionable steps for the user's specific situation. The general flow from the README is: 1. Prerequisites — whatever the README says is required (runtime version, package manager, etc.). Check each one and stop if something is missing. 2. Install — use the install method described in the README. Verify it worked. 3. Authenticate — the README describes the auth command and flow. Note: auth is interactive (magic-link email), so the user may need to run it themselves via ! 10x auth if the shell doesn't support input. 4. Verify — the README lists a diagnostic command. Run it and review the output with the user. 5. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills przeprogramowani/10x-cli-setup