claudiodangelis

claudiodangelis/banco

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Opens a URL from the project in the system browser.

claudiodangelis/banco

Command

Scans the project directory for content that does not belong to any module and reports it.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Prints a shell completion script to stdout. Supported shells: bash, fish, zsh, elvish, powershell.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Outputs a minified JSON summary of the project state to stdout. Intended primarily for agents — run it to give an AI assistant full context about the project contents.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Running banco with no subcommand opens a full-screen, read-only dashboard for the current project.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Run banco init in an empty directory to set up a new Banco project.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Creates a new item in a module that supports the new capability.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Manages providers configured for the current project. Provider configuration is stored in .banco/config.yml.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Serves a read-only web interface for the current project.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Installs agent skills into the current project. Skills are bundled into the banco binary and written out on install.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Pulls data from configured remote providers and writes it to the local filesystem.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Creates or edits a template interactively.

claudiodangelis/banco

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Reports module data that the current configuration no longer backs — repositories dropped from a provider, task trees whose syncing was turned off, and local items you may want to retire. The output is JSON, intended for agents (see the tidy skill).

claudiodangelis/banco

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A minimal example skill that greets the user. Use this to verify that banco-installed skills are discovered and invokable.

claudiodangelis/banco

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Find and remove banco module data that is no longer backed by the configuration — repositories dropped from a provider, task trees whose syncing was turned off, and local items the user wants to retire. Use when the user asks to tidy, clean up, prune, or remove outdated/stale/orphaned data, or after they change…