Skillquality 0.45

climate-generator

Generate Go CLIs from OpenAPI 3.x specs with climate, inspect generated CLIs, and emit Markdown skill prompts so those CLIs can be attached to agent workflows.

Price
free
Protocol
skill
Verified
no

What it does

Skill: climate-generator

You have access to climate, a CLI that generates production-ready Go command-line clients from OpenAPI specifications and can emit Markdown prompts for agent skills.

When to use this skill

  • The user has an OpenAPI 3.x URL or file and wants a CLI quickly.
  • The user wants a human-usable API client rather than writing SDK glue code.
  • The user wants to turn a generated CLI into a reusable agent skill.
  • The user wants to compose multiple microservice specs into one facade CLI.
  • The user wants a local OpenAPI simulator (mock server) for testing.
  • The user wants the generated CLI to receive or emit webhook callbacks itself.
  • The user wants shell completion for climate itself.
  • The user wants to list, remove, or upgrade a previously generated CLI.
  • The user wants to uninstall climate itself and clean up local climate-managed artifacts.

Core workflow

  1. Generate a CLI from the provided spec.
  2. If user provides multiple specs, use climate compose instead of climate generate.
  3. Capture the resulting cli_name, binary_path, and source_dir.
  4. If the user wants agent integration, run climate skill generate <cli-name>.
  5. If the user needs sandbox/simulator behavior, run climate mock <openapi_spec>.
  6. If the user wants shell completion for climate itself, run climate completion install --shell <shell>.
  7. If the user wants the CLI managed on GitHub, run climate publish <cli-name>.
  8. Follow the generated instructions from that Markdown prompt.

Commands

Generate a CLI

climate generate [--name <cli-name>] [--out-dir <dir>] [--no-build] [--force] <openapi_spec>
  • <openapi_spec> can be a local path or an HTTP(S) URL.
  • --no-build generates source only.
  • --force overwrites an existing output directory.

Success output is JSON:

{
  "cli_name": "<name>",
  "binary_path": "<absolute path to compiled binary>",
  "source_dir": "<absolute path to generated source>",
  "version": "<API version>",
  "openapi_hash": "<sha256 of the spec>"
}

Generated CLIs also include config plus spec-aware event commands:

<cli-name> events list
<cli-name> config list
<cli-name> config set <key> <value>
<cli-name> config get <key>
<cli-name> config unset <key>
<cli-name> config profiles list
<cli-name> config profiles create <name>
<cli-name> config profiles use <name>
<cli-name> config set --secret events.signing_secret <value>
<cli-name> auth login [--scheme <name>]
<cli-name> auth status
<cli-name> auth logout [--scheme <name>]
<cli-name> events listen [event-name] [--host 127.0.0.1] [--port 8081] [--path /] [--tunnel none|auto|cloudflared] [--signature-mode none|hmac]
<cli-name> events emit <event-name> --target-url <url> [--data-json <json>] [--data-file <path>] [--signature-mode none|hmac]

List generated CLIs

climate list

Compose multiple OpenAPI specs into one CLI

climate compose [--name <cli-name>] [--out-dir <dir>] [--no-build] [--force] [--title <title>] [--api-version <version>] [--description <text>] <spec1>:<prefix1> [<spec2>:<prefix2> ...]

Each positional argument is <spec>:<prefix> where <spec> can be a local path or URL and <prefix> starts with /.

Start local mock server

climate mock [--port <port>] [--latency <ms>] [--emit-url <url> --event-path <path> [--event-method <method>]] <openapi_spec>

Generate or install shell completions

climate completion bash|zsh|fish|powershell
climate completion install [--shell bash|zsh|fish|powershell]
climate completion uninstall [--shell bash|zsh|fish|powershell]

Remove a generated CLI

climate remove [--purge-sources] [--yes] <cli-name>

Upgrade a generated CLI

climate upgrade [--openapi <spec>] <cli-name>

Uninstall climate itself

climate uninstall [--full] [--yes]

Generate a skill prompt for a CLI

climate skill generate [--mode=full|compact] [--out <file>] <cli-name>

Publish a generated CLI to GitHub

climate publish [--owner <owner>] [--repo <repo>] [--visibility public|private] [--github-token <token>] <cli-name>

This command creates or reuses a GitHub repository through the GitHub API, writes lifecycle files including CI, CI auto-fix, and release workflows, initializes git, and pushes the generated source tree.

Print the built-in climate skill

climate skill generator

Typical examples

Generate a CLI:

climate generate --name petstore https://petstore3.swagger.io/api/v3/openapi.json

Compose two service specs into one facade CLI:

climate compose orders.yaml:/api/orders users.yaml:/api/users --name gateway

Run a local mock server:

climate mock --port 9090 --latency 150 https://petstore3.swagger.io/api/v3/openapi.json

Generate a compact skill prompt for that CLI:

climate skill generate petstore --mode=compact

Publish it to GitHub:

climate publish petstore --owner disk0Dancer

Notes

  • Most climate management output is JSON on success.
  • climate skill generate, climate skill generator, and climate completion <shell> print text to stdout.
  • climate mock in server mode and climate mock --emit-url ... intentionally print plain-text runtime output.
  • Errors are emitted as structured JSON on stderr.
  • Generated CLIs follow the shape <cli-name> <tag> <operation> [flags] --output=json|table|raw.
  • Homebrew install is available via brew tap disk0Dancer/tap && brew install climate.
  • GitHub publish auth is read from --github-token, GITHUB_TOKEN, or GH_TOKEN.
  • climate remove and climate uninstall prompt unless --yes is passed.

Capabilities

skillsource-disk0dancerskill-climate-generatortopic-agent-skilltopic-agent-skillstopic-ai-toolstopic-cli-generatortopic-openapi

Install

Installnpx skills add disk0Dancer/climate
Transportskills-sh
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Quality

0.45/ 1.00

deterministic score 0.45 from registry signals: · indexed on github topic:agent-skills · 6 github stars · SKILL.md body (5,738 chars)

Provenance

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Enriched2026-05-18 19:14:30Z · deterministic:skill-github:v1 · v1
First seen2026-05-18
Last seen2026-05-18

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