Command Reference

AI Agent Setup

Configure sped-cli for your AI coding agent

AI Agent Setup

sped-cli supports 11 AI coding agents with ready-to-use skill files that teach each agent to use short aliases instead of long shell commands.

One-command setup

npm i -g @electrooo69/sped-cli@latest --force; sped setup --all

What gets created

Skill files (per agent)

AgentFlagOutput File
Claude Code--claudeCLAUDE.md
OpenAI Codex--codexAGENTS.md
Gemini CLI--geminiGEMINI.md
GitHub Copilot--copilot.github/copilot-instructions.md
Cursor--cursor.cursor/rules/sped-cli.mdc
Windsurf--windsurf.windsurf/rules/sped-cli.md
Antigravity--antigravityGEMINI.md
Cline--cline.cline/instructions.md
Amp--amp.amp/instructions.md
Continue--continue.continue/instructions.md
Aider--aider.aider.instructions.md

.sped-cli/ reference folder

Every sped setup also creates a .sped-cli/ folder containing:

  • aliases.json — machine-readable alias→command map (agents can grep this)
  • DOCS.md — full alias→command reference table with workflow examples
  • SKILL_REFERENCE.md — the complete instruction file

This gives agents a persistent reference they can check anytime.

Universal Prompt

After setup, paste this into any AI agent to ensure it uses sped-cli:

Setup once per project: install with `npm i -g @electrooo69/sped-cli@latest --force`, then run `sped setup --all` in the project root if `.sped-cli/` is missing.
Never delete `.sped-cli/`.
Only follow the instruction file for your current agent. Do not delete or modify other agents' instruction files unless explicitly asked.
Read the entire `.sped-cli/DOCS.md` and `.sped-cli/aliases.json` files before using shell commands.
Use sped-cli aliases whenever available (`gs`, `ni`, `nxa`, etc.). If an alias is unavailable, expand it manually and include a short comment noting which alias you expanded. Never silently use long-form commands.

Examples

# Install for Claude Code and Cursor only
sped setup --claude --cursor

# Overwrite existing files
sped setup --all --force

# Auto-detect (installs for agents found in your project)
sped setup

What the skill files contain

Each skill file includes:

  • Mandatory rules at the top — agents are told to use aliases for ALL commands
  • Most-used aliases table — compact reference for the top 324 commands
  • Framework workflow examples — Next.js, Vite, Supabase, Prisma patterns
  • Fallback instructions — what to do if an alias binary isn't available
  • Full 324-alias reference organized by category

This ensures your AI agent generates efficient, token-optimized shell commands automatically.

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