cleveragents-core/.opencode/skills/templating-vault/references/scripts

templating-vault Scripts Reference

All scripts are TypeScript CLIs in .opencode/skills/templating-vault/scripts/.

Invocation pattern (all scripts):

npx --yes tsx .opencode/skills/templating-vault/scripts/<script>.ts [flags]

Common Flags (accepted by all scripts)

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--config PATH	string	(cascading)	Load a YAML config file
--store-dir SPEC	string	/tmp/templating-vault	Data store specifier (repeatable). See configuration

Scripts by Category

Value Operations

Script	Description	Reference
set.ts	Store a value with literal/write-once/type enforcement	set/
get.ts	Retrieve a value; evaluates template keys lazily	get/
extract.ts	Extract a value from text via regex and store it	extract/
delete.ts	Delete a key's value	delete/
list.ts	List keys under a prefix	list/

Template Operations

Script	Description	Reference
render.ts	Render a Nunjucks template to file or as a prepared prompt	render/
retrieve.ts	Get a prepared prompt by ID (content + variable schema)	retrieve/

Store Management

Script	Description	Reference
init.ts	Initialize/validate a data store from a YAML definition	init/
export.ts	Export a store's structure to a YAML definition	export/

Shared Module

Module	Description
api.ts	Shared library: config loading, Nunjucks env, file I/O, validation. Not standalone.

Literal vs Non-Literal Variable Flow

LLM wants to store a value
│
├─ Is the variable literal? (defined in meta.yaml or schema.yaml)
│   ├─ YES → Must use extract.ts with a regex
│   │         LLM provides the regex pattern
│   │         Script applies regex to source text and stores result
│   │         LLM never generates the raw value
│   │
│   └─ NO  → Can use set.ts directly
│             LLM provides the value
│
└─ Exception: admin access can set literals via set.ts
              (used during bootstrap from env vars)