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Common options are capability-based: argument-driven commands broadly support JSON, prompt controls appear only on leaves that may prompt, and scope flags appear only where declared. Mutating commands expose --dry-run where a preview is meaningful, and destructive replacement always requires explicit intent beyond a generic confirmation.

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• versionConfigurationPrint the installed skill-sync package version.
• self-updateConfigurationExplicitly update the globally installed CLI package through npm.
• completionConfigurationGenerate deterministic static completion for Bash, Zsh, Fish, or PowerShell.
• initLibraryConnect or create the default Git-backed skill library.
• addLibraryValidate and add a new local skill to the canonical library.
• publishLibraryPublish edits from managed project copies to existing skills.
• library removeLibraryDelete one canonical skill while leaving project copies in place.
• group listLibraryList explicit groups in the canonical library.
• group createLibraryCreate a persistent empty library group.
• group renameLibraryMove a group subtree and report changed qualified IDs.
• group removeLibraryRemove an empty group or explicitly remove a subtree.
• installProjectPreview and install selected canonical skills with an exact fingerprint-bound apply handoff.
• adoptProjectTrack one exact existing unmanaged copy without replacing its files.
• tuiProjectOpen the health-first command center for explicit search and group filtering, reviewed installs and synchronization, diagnostics, and local-skill adoption.
• syncProjectRefresh every safely reconcilable project or global skill.
• updateProjectRefresh selected project or global skills from the library.
• uninstallProjectRemove selected managed project or global copies.
• listInspectBrowse a scoped, freshness-labeled, bounded view of the grouped skill catalog.
• infoInspectInspect scoped metadata and a counted, bounded inventory; show is its read-only alias.
• statusInspectSummarize scoped reconciliation or return an actionable empty managed state.
• diffInspectCompare one scoped skill with counted, bounded local and canonical differences.
• validateInspectValidate a library, canonical skill, installed copy, or local path.
• doctorInspectRun structured, actionable environment, project, or global diagnostics.
• recovery listRecoveryList interrupted operations and their stable recovery IDs without changing them.
• recovery inspectRecoveryInspect the evidence and safe actions for one recovery record.
• recovery unlockRecoveryRemove one abandoned same-host lock after dead-PID proof and 60 seconds from the later of metadata creation or its latest persisted heartbeat.
• recovery resumeRecoveryComplete an interrupted operation from verified journal evidence.
• recovery restoreRecoveryRestore the pre-operation state from verified journal evidence.
• recovery pruneRecoveryRemove only selected terminal records and verified recoverable backups.
• config pathConfigurationPrint the labeled active user configuration file path and next step.
• config listConfigurationList configured and effective non-secret values with their sources.
• config getConfigurationRead one key with its configured value, effective value, and source.
• config setConfigurationPersist one non-secret value and report its effective result and source.
• config unsetConfigurationAtomically unset a requested override and report every changed key or a no-op.

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Reference sections

• Library commands — connect, create, add, publish, group, and remove canonical content.
• Project commands — install, adopt, synchronize, update, and uninstall managed copies.
• Inspection and diagnostics — browse, inspect, compare, validate, and diagnose.
• Recovery commands — identify, inspect, resume, restore, or safely prune interrupted operations.
• Configuration, CLI setup, and global options — inspect lifecycle commands, generate shell completion, resolve defaults, and control output or project context.