Automated summary
This skill helps users discover the capabilities of the cw CLI, explore available components and archetypes, and decide what features to add to a repository.
Strengths
- Interactive exploration of CLI features and options
- Context-aware recommendations based on user's project type
- Provides clear guidance on next steps and related skills
Limitations
- Requires the cw CLI to be installed and configured
- Limited to the capabilities of the cw CLI; no custom extensions
Use when you are new to the cw CLI or want to understand what components and archetypes are available for your project.
Do not use if you already know exactly which component or archetype you need; use the specific skill instead.
Security analysis
CautionThe skill uses Bash for installation via piping a remote script, which is a high-risk pattern. Additionally, it allows any cw command (Bash(cw:*)), which, while not inherently destructive, grants broad CLI access. No data exfiltration or destructive actions are instructed, but the installation method warrants caution.
- •Instructs piping a remote script directly to bash (gh api ... | bash), which poses a supply chain risk if the repository is compromised.
Examples
I'm new to the cw CLI. Can you show me what it can do and what components it offers?I have an existing Go service repo. What components should I add to improve it?name: cw-explore description: Discover what the cw CLI can do for you. Use when learning about cw CLI capabilities, exploring available components and archetypes, or deciding what features to add to a repository. allowed-tools:
- Bash(cw version)
- Bash(cw:*)
CW CLI Explorer
Interactive discovery skill for the CoreWeave engineering CLI. Helps you understand what's available and what might benefit your project.
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
- You're new to the cw CLI and want to learn what it offers
- You want to see what components are available to add to a repo
- You want to explore archetype options for a new project
- You need to understand what a specific component or archetype does
Instructions
Step 1: Check CLI Status
First, verify the CLI is installed and check the version:
cw version
If not installed, guide the user to install it:
gh api -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github.v3.raw' \
"repos/coreweave/cw-eng-cli/contents/scripts/install.sh" | bash
Step 2: Understand User Context
Ask the user about their context:
- Are they exploring for a new project or an existing repo?
- What kind of project (Go service, Python app, general)?
- What problems are they trying to solve?
Step 3: Show Relevant Options
Based on context, present the most relevant options:
For new projects:
- Explain available archetypes (blank-repo, go-http-service)
- Show how to preview:
cw scaffold generate -a
For existing repos:
- List available component groups and what they solve
- Recommend based on what the repo is missing
Component Categories:
| Category | Components | Solves | |----------|------------|--------| | backstage | catalog-yaml-* | Service catalog registration | | github | codeowners | Code ownership and review routing | | github | workflow-megalinter | Comprehensive linting | | github | workflow-renovate | Dependency updates | | github | workflow-claude-review-prs | AI PR review | | github | workflow-close-stale-prs | PR hygiene | | helm | chart-basic | Kubernetes deployment |
Step 4: Deep Dive
If the user wants more info about a specific component or archetype:
cw scaffold info -c # For component info
cw scaffold info -a # For archetype info
Step 5: Next Steps
Based on what they want to do, guide them to the appropriate skill:
/cw-repofor creating a new repository/cw-scaffoldfor adding components or generating archetypes/cw-devfor setting up their development environment
Quick Reference
Check what's available:
cw scaffold generate -c # Interactive component selection
cw scaffold generate -a # Interactive archetype selection
Get component details:
cw scaffold info -c --version latest
Check your current setup:
cw version
ls ~/.cw/cli/
From the file to a first result
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Read SKILL.md before using it. If it references scripts or external services, inspect them and prepare the required access in your test environment.
Original excerpt: Quick Reference
Check what's available:
cw scaffold generate -c # Interactive component selection
cw scaffold generate -a # Interactive archetype selection
Get component details:
cw scaffold info -c --version latest
Check your current setup:
cw version
ls ~/.cw/cli/
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3. Load the skill
After inspection, copy the complete folder into your project using one of the commands below, then open a new tool session. The command stops if a folder with the same name already exists: compare the files before replacing it.
Claude Code
test -f '.skill-downloads/cw-cli-explorer-mmh8qqdd/SKILL.md' && test -s '.skill-downloads/cw-cli-explorer-mmh8qqdd/SKILL.md' && mkdir -p '.claude/skills' && test ! -e '.claude/skills/cw-explore' && cp -R '.skill-downloads/cw-cli-explorer-mmh8qqdd' '.claude/skills/cw-explore'OpenSkills
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Official OpenSkills installationopenskills install './.skill-downloads/cw-cli-explorer-mmh8qqdd'openskills read 'cw-cli-explorer-mmh8qqdd'Reading should display the installed file content and its base directory. It does not run the skill or install its dependencies.
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