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Pinme by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Pinme
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Pinme

This skill should be used when the user asks to "deploy", "upload", "publish" a frontend project, static website, or build output. Also activates when user mentions "pinme", "IPFS deployment", or wants to host static files online.

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PinMe Skill

Use PinMe CLI to deploy static files to IPFS and get a preview URL.

When to Use

User requests deployment of a frontend project
User wants to upload static files/website
User mentions "pinme", "deploy", "publish", or "host"
After building a frontend project (Vue, React, Next.js, etc.)

Deployment Steps

1. Check if PinMe is Installed

pinme --version

If not installed:

npm install -g pinme

2. Identify Static Files Directory

Look for these directories (in priority order):

dist/ - Vue/React/Vite default output
build/ - Create React App output
out/ - Next.js static export
public/ - Pure static projects

Validation rules:

Directory must exist
Must contain index.html (for websites)
Should contain static assets (CSS, JS, images)

3. Execute Upload

pinme upload <directory>

Examples:

pinme upload dist
pinme upload build
pinme upload ./my-static-site

4. Return Result

After successful upload, return only the preview URL:

https://pinme.eth.limo/#/preview/<hash>

Users can visit the preview page to:

View the deployed website
Get a fixed domain: https://<name>.pinit.eth.limo

Important Rules

DO:

Verify build output exists before uploading
Check for index.html in the upload directory
Return the preview URL to the user

DO NOT:

Upload node_modules/
Upload .env files
Upload .git/ directory
Upload source code (use build output only)
Upload configuration files (package.json, tsconfig.json, etc.)
Upload empty or non-existent directories

Common Workflows

Build and Deploy (Vue/Vite)

npm run build
pinme upload dist

Build and Deploy (React CRA)

npm run build
pinme upload build

Build and Deploy (Next.js Static)

npm run build
npm run export  # or next export
pinme upload out

Error Handling

Error	Solution
`command not found: pinme`	Run `npm install -g pinme`
`No such file or directory`	Check path, run build first
`Permission denied`	Check folder permissions
Upload failed	Check network, retry

Other Commands

# List upload history
pinme list
pinme ls -l 5

# Remove uploaded file
pinme rm <hash>

---name: pinme-2description: This skill should be used when the user asks to "deploy", "upload", "publish" a frontend project, static website, or build output. Also activates when user mentions "pinme", "IPFS deployment", or wants to host static files online.license: MIT--- # PinMe Skill Use PinMe CLI to deploy static files to IPFS and get a preview URL. ## When to Use - User requests deployment of a frontend project - User wants to upload static files/website - User mentions "pinme", "deploy", "publish", or "host" - After building a frontend project (Vue, React, Next.js, etc.) ## Deployment Steps ### 1. Check if PinMe is Installed ```bash pinme --version ``` If not installed: ```bash npm install -g pinme ``` ### 2. Identify Static Files Directory Look for these directories (in priority order): 1. `dist/` - Vue/React/Vite default output 2. `build/` - Create React App output 3. `out/` - Next.js static export 4. `public/` - Pure static projects **Validation rules:** - Directory must exist - Must contain `index.html` (for websites) - Should contain static assets (CSS, JS, images) ### 3. Execute Upload ```bash pinme upload <directory> ``` Examples: ```bash pinme upload dist pinme upload build pinme upload ./my-static-site ``` ### 4. Return Result After successful upload, return only the preview URL: ``` https://pinme.eth.limo/#/preview/<hash> ``` Users can visit the preview page to: - View the deployed website - Get a fixed domain: `https://<name>.pinit.eth.limo` ## Important Rules **DO:** - Verify build output exists before uploading - Check for `index.html` in the upload directory - Return the preview URL to the user **DO NOT:** - Upload `node_modules/` - Upload `.env` files - Upload `.git/` directory - Upload source code (use build output only) - Upload configuration files (package.json, tsconfig.json, etc.) - Upload empty or non-existent directories ## Common Workflows ### Build and Deploy (Vue/Vite) ```bash npm run build pinme upload dist ``` ### Build and Deploy (React CRA) ```bash npm run build pinme upload build ``` ### Build and Deploy (Next.js Static) ```bash npm run build npm run export # or next export pinme upload out ``` ## Error Handling | Error | Solution | |-------|----------| | `command not found: pinme` | Run `npm install -g pinme` | | `No such file or directory` | Check path, run build first | | `Permission denied` | Check folder permissions | | Upload failed | Check network, retry | ## Other Commands ```bash # List upload history pinme list pinme ls -l 5 # Remove uploaded file pinme rm <hash> ```

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