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Tea CLI by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Tea CLI
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

File contents

Tea CLI for Gitea

Overview

Tea is the official CLI for Gitea. Use it for quick operations, scripting, and CI/CD workflows. For complex automation or custom integrations, use the gitea:go-sdk skill instead.

Quick Setup

# Install
brew install tea  # or: go install code.gitea.io/tea@latest

# Authenticate
tea login add --name myserver --url https://gitea.example.com --token YOUR_TOKEN

See references/authentication.md for detailed auth options.

Quick Reference

Task	Command
Issues
List issues	`tea issues`
Create issue	`tea issues create --title "Bug" --body "Details"`
Close issue	`tea issues close 123`
Pull Requests
List PRs	`tea pr`
Create PR	`tea pr create --head feature --base main`
Checkout PR	`tea pr checkout 45`
Merge PR	`tea pr merge 45`
Review PR	`tea pr review 45 --approve`
Releases
List releases	`tea releases`
Create release	`tea release create --tag v1.0.0 --title "Release"`
Upload asset	`tea release assets create --tag v1.0.0 FILE`
Repos
List repos	`tea repos`
Create repo	`tea repos create --name myrepo`
Clone repo	`tea clone owner/repo`
Fork repo	`tea repos fork owner/repo`

Command Categories

See references/commands.md for complete command reference:

Issues & comments
Pull requests & reviews
Releases & assets
Repositories & branches
Labels, milestones, organizations
Webhooks, notifications, time tracking
Actions (secrets/variables)

Common Workflows

See references/workflows.md for patterns:

Feature branch to merged PR
Release with assets
Issue triage
Multi-instance management

Output Formats

tea issues --output json    # JSON
tea issues --output yaml    # YAML
tea issues --output csv     # CSV
tea issues --output simple  # Plain text

Repository Context

Tea auto-detects repo from current directory's git remote. Override with:

tea issues --repo owner/repo
tea issues --login myserver  # specific Gitea instance

Common Mistakes

Problem	Solution
"not logged in"	Run `tea login add` first
Wrong repo context	Use `--repo owner/repo` flag
Can't find PR	Check `--state` flag (open/closed/all)
Token expired	Re-run `tea login add` with new token

---name: tea-clidescription: Use when interacting with Gitea via command line - managing issues, PRs, releases, repos, or any git forge operations with tea CLI--- # Tea CLI for Gitea ## Overview Tea is the official CLI for Gitea. Use it for quick operations, scripting, and CI/CD workflows. For complex automation or custom integrations, use the `gitea:go-sdk` skill instead. ## Quick Setup ```bash # Install brew install tea # or: go install code.gitea.io/tea@latest # Authenticate tea login add --name myserver --url https://gitea.example.com --token YOUR_TOKEN ``` See `references/authentication.md` for detailed auth options. ## Quick Reference | Task | Command | |------|---------| | **Issues** | | | List issues | `tea issues` | | Create issue | `tea issues create --title "Bug" --body "Details"` | | Close issue | `tea issues close 123` | | **Pull Requests** | | | List PRs | `tea pr` | | Create PR | `tea pr create --head feature --base main` | | Checkout PR | `tea pr checkout 45` | | Merge PR | `tea pr merge 45` | | Review PR | `tea pr review 45 --approve` | | **Releases** | | | List releases | `tea releases` | | Create release | `tea release create --tag v1.0.0 --title "Release"` | | Upload asset | `tea release assets create --tag v1.0.0 FILE` | | **Repos** | | | List repos | `tea repos` | | Create repo | `tea repos create --name myrepo` | | Clone repo | `tea clone owner/repo` | | Fork repo | `tea repos fork owner/repo` | ## Command Categories See `references/commands.md` for complete command reference: - Issues & comments - Pull requests & reviews - Releases & assets - Repositories & branches - Labels, milestones, organizations - Webhooks, notifications, time tracking - Actions (secrets/variables) ## Common Workflows See `references/workflows.md` for patterns: - Feature branch to merged PR - Release with assets - Issue triage - Multi-instance management ## Output Formats ```bash tea issues --output json # JSON tea issues --output yaml # YAML tea issues --output csv # CSV tea issues --output simple # Plain text ``` ## Repository Context Tea auto-detects repo from current directory's git remote. Override with: ```bash tea issues --repo owner/repo tea issues --login myserver # specific Gitea instance ``` ## Common Mistakes | Problem | Solution | |---------|----------| | "not logged in" | Run `tea login add` first | | Wrong repo context | Use `--repo owner/repo` flag | | Can't find PR | Check `--state` flag (open/closed/all) | | Token expired | Re-run `tea login add` with new token |

Frequently asked questions

Tea CLI