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Teamshare CLI by gabrielmoreira — Agent Skill

Name: Teamshare CLI
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: gabrielmoreira

Teamshare CLI

Use when the user wants to interact with Teamshare capabilities, especially Teamshare Base multi-dimensional tables: files, directories, sheets, fields, records, views, forms, dashboards, or dashboard widgets. Load this skill first to route to the right Teamshare sub-skill. Also trigger for localized requests in the user's language that refer to Teamshare or Teamshare Base.

gabrielmoreira Updated Sep 9, 2026 17 repo stars

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Teamshare CLI Skill Index

This skill is a directory entry for Teamshare capabilities. The concrete Teamshare skills are pre-installed at ~/.agents/skills/ by teamshare-cli install.

Prerequisite: Load teamshare-shared First

Before any Teamshare operation, load teamshare-shared first. It covers login, platform configuration, credential status, and common auth recovery.

read_skills(skill_names=["teamshare-shared"])

Sub-skill Directory

Load only the sub-skill needed for the current task.

User intent	Load skill
Login, logout, check credential status, inspect current API base URL, or recover config/auth errors	`teamshare-shared`
Operate Teamshare Base multi-dimensional tables: files, directories, sheets, fields, records, views, forms, dashboards, and widgets	`teamshare-base`

Load Examples

read_skills(skill_names=["teamshare-shared"])
read_skills(skill_names=["teamshare-shared", "teamshare-base"])

Authentication

Use the Teamshare shared skill for the exact login flow. The normal CLI sequence is:

teamshare-cli auth status
teamshare-cli auth login --env cn-saas
teamshare-cli auth login
teamshare-cli auth status

Use cn-saas or International unless the user explicitly gives a different environment. Do not ask the user for credential contents, and do not print or store tokens.

When Unsure About a Command

Always check --help before guessing parameters.

teamshare-cli --help
teamshare-cli auth --help
teamshare-cli config --help
teamshare-cli base --help
teamshare-cli base <command> --help

---name: teamshare-clidescription: Use when the user wants to interact with Teamshare capabilities, especially Teamshare Base multi-dimensional tables: files, directories, sheets, fields, records, views, forms, dashboards, or dashboard widgets. Load this skill first to route to the right Teamshare sub-skill. Also trigger for localized requests in the user's language that refer to Teamshare or Teamshare Base.--- # Teamshare CLI Skill Index This skill is a directory entry for Teamshare capabilities. The concrete Teamshare skills are pre-installed at `~/.agents/skills/` by `teamshare-cli install`. ## Prerequisite: Load teamshare-shared First Before any Teamshare operation, load `teamshare-shared` first. It covers login, platform configuration, credential status, and common auth recovery. ```text read_skills(skill_names=["teamshare-shared"]) ``` ## Sub-skill Directory Load only the sub-skill needed for the current task. | User intent | Load skill | |-------------|------------| | Login, logout, check credential status, inspect current API base URL, or recover config/auth errors | `teamshare-shared` | | Operate Teamshare Base multi-dimensional tables: files, directories, sheets, fields, records, views, forms, dashboards, and widgets | `teamshare-base` | ## Load Examples ```text read_skills(skill_names=["teamshare-shared"]) read_skills(skill_names=["teamshare-shared", "teamshare-base"]) ``` ## Authentication Use the Teamshare shared skill for the exact login flow. The normal CLI sequence is: ```bash teamshare-cli auth status teamshare-cli auth login --env cn-saas teamshare-cli auth login teamshare-cli auth status ``` Use `cn-saas` or `International` unless the user explicitly gives a different environment. Do not ask the user for credential contents, and do not print or store tokens. ## When Unsure About a Command Always check `--help` before guessing parameters. ```bash teamshare-cli --help teamshare-cli auth --help teamshare-cli config --help teamshare-cli base --help teamshare-cli base <command> --help ```

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