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Shareview CLI by carbonteq — Agent Skill

Name: Shareview CLI
Author: carbonteq

Shareview CLI

Operate ShareView review workspaces with the bundled CLI. Use when an agent needs to discover or create projects, upload or download artifact versions, inspect or create version-scoped comments, respond to review feedback, or decide between the ShareView CLI and MCP in a network-restricted environment.

carbonteq Updated Sep 22, 2026

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ShareView

Never expose ShareView credentials or token storage.

Choose CLI or MCP

Check production connectivity unless the user specifies another ShareView origin:

curl --silent --show-error --output /dev/null \
  --write-out '%{http_code}\n' \
  https://shareview.carbontech.build/api/health/live

Use the CLI when this returns 200. If the request fails or returns another status because the environment cannot reach the server, use the configured ShareView MCP endpoint at https://shareview.carbontech.build/mcp.

Use the CLI

Require Bun 1.3 or newer. Locate cli.js beside this file and treat its help as the command reference:

bun /absolute/path/to/scripts/cli.js help

Prefer --json for automation. Treat a nonzero exit as failure. Follow the CLI's authentication instructions when no session is available.

When authentication is required, run auth login without --no-browser so ShareView opens the approval page in the user's browser. Tell the user to complete approval there, then wait for the CLI to confirm authentication. Use --no-browser only when the user explicitly requests a headless flow or the browser cannot be opened.

Keep the domain model straight

A project is a review workspace containing artifacts.
An artifact is a stable identity with append-only immutable versions.
An upload creates an artifact when --artifact is absent and appends a version when it is present.
A bundle is a single HTML/Markdown file, a ZIP, or a folder packaged as a ZIP. Its entrypoint must be HTML or Markdown.
A comment thread belongs to one artifact version. Read that version, apply feedback locally, append a version, reply, then resolve when addressed.

Use identifiers returned by ShareView rather than guessing them from names. Use comments anchor-schema for the exact --anchor-file contract and only create threads from real anchors captured by the ShareView preview.

---name: shareview-clidescription: Operate ShareView review workspaces with the bundled CLI. Use when an agent needs to discover or create projects, upload or download artifact versions, inspect or create version-scoped comments, respond to review feedback, or decide between the ShareView CLI and MCP in a network-restricted environment.---# ShareViewNever expose ShareView credentials or token storage.## Choose CLI or MCPCheck production connectivity unless the user specifies another ShareVieworigin:```shcurl --silent --show-error --output /dev/null \ --write-out '%{http_code}\n' \ https://shareview.carbontech.build/api/health/live```Use the CLI when this returns `200`. If the request fails or returns anotherstatus because the environment cannot reach the server, use the configuredShareView MCP endpoint at `https://shareview.carbontech.build/mcp`.## Use the CLIRequire Bun 1.3 or newer. Locate `cli.js` beside this file and treat its help asthe command reference:```shbun /absolute/path/to/scripts/cli.js help```Prefer `--json` for automation. Treat a nonzero exit as failure. Follow theCLI's authentication instructions when no session is available.When authentication is required, run `auth login` without `--no-browser` soShareView opens the approval page in the user's browser. Tell the user tocomplete approval there, then wait for the CLI to confirm authentication. Use`--no-browser` only when the user explicitly requests a headless flow or thebrowser cannot be opened.## Keep the domain model straight- A **project** is a review workspace containing artifacts.- An **artifact** is a stable identity with append-only immutable versions.- An upload creates an artifact when `--artifact` is absent and appends a version when it is present.- A **bundle** is a single HTML/Markdown file, a ZIP, or a folder packaged as a ZIP. Its entrypoint must be HTML or Markdown.- A **comment thread** belongs to one artifact version. Read that version, apply feedback locally, append a version, reply, then resolve when addressed.Use identifiers returned by ShareView rather than guessing them from names.Use `comments anchor-schema` for the exact `--anchor-file` contract and onlycreate threads from real anchors captured by the ShareView preview.

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