This skill documents how to use the kanwas CLI to sync a Kanwas workspace to the local filesystem, push local edits back, and import bulk markdown. It provides non-interactive usage patterns, safety checks, and best-practice guidance for scripting interactions (prefer workspace IDs over interactive pickers, avoid running interactive login flows in automated contexts).
Use when the user references a Kanwas workspace and wants its content available as files for reading, editing, or handing to other coding agents. Use the import flow to bulk ingest .md notes into a workspace. Avoid running login commands from automated shells — surface instructions instead.
kanwas workspaces --json, kanwas pull --id, kanwas push, and kanwas import plus cautions about kanwas clean.Useful to coding assistants that can run shell commands and interact with CLI tools (Copilot, Claude Code, local shell agents). The skill assumes the kanwas binary is installed and the user performs interactive auth where required.
Kanwas CLI Sync provides well-documented instructions for syncing local files with a Kanwas workspace via pull/push/import commands. No scripts were included — it's a pure instruction skill. The SKILL.md is clearly written with good setup checks, explicit when-to-use/when-not-to-use sections, common flows with examples, and a helpful pitfalls section that warns against destructive operations. Niche usefulness as it only serves Kanwas workspace users.
Clean skill with no security concerns. Explicitly warns against running destructive commands (kanwas clean) without user confirmation and against running interactive auth in automated contexts. Well-structured but niche — only useful to Kanwas workspace users.