JawKit CLI Configuration

Install and manage AI coding assistant configurations for Claude Code and GitHub Copilot using the JawKit CLI toolkit.

What This Skill Does

This skill helps you set up and manage JawKit CLI, a toolkit that installs prompts, skills, and configurations for AI coding assistants. It supports both free and professional tiers with easy upgrade paths.

Instructions

Initial Setup

1. **Check if JawKit is installed**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit version`

- If not found, proceed to installation

2. **Install JawKit CLI globally**

- Use `Bash` to run: `npm install -g "@jawkit.cc/cli"`

- Verify installation: `jawkit version`

3. **Initialize JawKit in project**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit init` in the project directory

- This auto-detects the AI assistant and installs appropriate free-tier content

- Confirm successful installation by checking for new configuration files

Checking Available Content

1. **View current version and tier**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit version`

- Report to user: CLI version, content version, and current tier (Free/Professional)

Upgrading Content

1. **Update to latest content**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit upgrade`

- This updates prompts, skills, and configurations to the latest versions

- No license needed for free tier updates

Professional Tier Activation

1. **Activate license key** (when user provides one)

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit auth activate <LICENSE_KEY>`

- Replace `<LICENSE_KEY>` with the actual key provided by user

2. **Verify license status**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit auth status`

- Report activation status and tier to user

3. **Install professional content**

- After activation, use `Bash` to run: `jawkit init`

- This reinstalls with professional-tier content

License Management

1. **Check current license status**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit auth status`

2. **Deactivate license** (when moving to different machine)

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit auth deactivate`

- Warn user this removes license from current machine

Getting Help

1. **Show all available commands**

- Use `Bash` to run: `jawkit --help`

- Present formatted output to user

Usage Examples

**Example 1: First-time setup**

```

User: "Set up JawKit for my project"

Assistant:

1. Checks if JawKit is installed

2. Installs globally if needed

3. Runs `jawkit init` in project directory

4. Confirms successful installation and reports installed content

```

**Example 2: Upgrade to professional**

```

User: "I purchased JawKit Pro, my license is ABC-123-XYZ"

Assistant:

1. Runs `jawkit auth activate ABC-123-XYZ`

2. Verifies with `jawkit auth status`

3. Runs `jawkit init` to install professional content

4. Confirms upgrade successful

```

**Example 3: Update content**

```

User: "Update my JawKit content to the latest version"

Assistant:

1. Runs `jawkit upgrade`

2. Reports new version installed

```

Important Notes

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