@drawcall/market 0.1.84 → 0.1.86
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- package/package.json +1 -1
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export declare const marketSkill = "---\nname: market\ndescription: Find, preview, install, generate, and publish Drawcall Market assets from a coding agent.\n---\n\n# Drawcall Market\n\nRun commands as `npx @drawcall/market <command>`; do not assume a global `market` binary. Use only the parts of this guide needed for the task.\n\n## Choose and install\n\nRun `npx @drawcall/market types` when you need the current asset types, generation support, or type-specific search guidance.\n\nSearch one concrete need at a time:\n\n`npx @drawcall/market search \"<query>\" --type <type> --limit 3`\n\nUse `--limit 1` for an exact lookup and `--limit 3` for a choice. Search requires `--type` and prints full descriptions. If nothing fits, try one broader noun phrase.\n\nPreview a finalist when the type supports it:\n\n`npx @drawcall/market preview <name@version> --out /tmp/<name>.png`\n\nInstall exact refs together in one call; names need no `--type`:\n\n`npx @drawcall/market install <name@range...> --cwd \"$PWD\"`\n\nInstall prints the exact files it wrote. It never searches or generates. With no refs it installs `assetDependencies` from the nearest `package.json`. Assets may install declared skill dependencies with `npx skills add`. Use `--force` only with permission to overwrite changed local files.\n\n`list --cwd \"$PWD\"` is an offline, compact inventory from `.drawcall/market-lock.json`. Add `--files` only when exact paths for previously installed assets are needed; fresh install and generation already print their paths.\n\n## Generate\n\n`npx @drawcall/market generate --type <type> \"<description>\"` creates and installs one provider-supported asset. It requires login and normally waits through provider generation before printing exact installed paths and type-specific usage guidance. Unsupported types report an error. If an unusually long job returns a continuation, run the printed `generate install <jobId>`; it resumes the same server-side job rather than generating again.\n\nAdd repeatable `--reference-image <file-or-url>` when the result should match given images; `types` shows which asset types accept reference images. A humanoid-model keeps the face and distinctive features of the person shown (at most 2 images);
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export declare const marketSkill = "---\nname: market\ndescription: Find, preview, install, generate, and publish Drawcall Market assets from a coding agent.\n---\n\n# Drawcall Market\n\nRun commands as `npx @drawcall/market <command>`; do not assume a global `market` binary. Use only the parts of this guide needed for the task.\n\n## Choose and install\n\nRun `npx @drawcall/market types` when you need the current asset types, generation support, or type-specific search guidance.\n\nSearch one concrete need at a time:\n\n`npx @drawcall/market search \"<query>\" --type <type> --limit 3`\n\nUse `--limit 1` for an exact lookup and `--limit 3` for a choice. Search requires `--type` and prints full descriptions. If nothing fits, try one broader noun phrase.\n\nPreview a finalist when the type supports it:\n\n`npx @drawcall/market preview <name@version> --out /tmp/<name>.png`\n\nInstall exact refs together in one call; names need no `--type`:\n\n`npx @drawcall/market install <name@range...> --cwd \"$PWD\"`\n\nInstall prints the exact files it wrote. It never searches or generates. With no refs it installs `assetDependencies` from the nearest `package.json`. Assets may install declared skill dependencies with `npx skills add`. Use `--force` only with permission to overwrite changed local files.\n\n`list --cwd \"$PWD\"` is an offline, compact inventory from `.drawcall/market-lock.json`. Add `--files` only when exact paths for previously installed assets are needed; fresh install and generation already print their paths.\n\n## Generate\n\n`npx @drawcall/market generate --type <type> \"<description>\"` creates and installs one provider-supported asset. It requires login and normally waits through provider generation before printing exact installed paths and type-specific usage guidance. Unsupported types report an error. If an unusually long job returns a continuation, run the printed `generate install <jobId>`; it resumes the same server-side job rather than generating again.\n\nThe description is provider input, not the installed filename. The command's successful output is the source of truth for consumer paths, so update a consumer with its exact printed browser path after success. If generation fails, leave the current path unchanged.\n\nAdd repeatable `--reference-image <file-or-url>` when the result should match given images; `types` shows which asset types accept reference images. A remote ref must be a direct fetchable image URL, never a webpage URL; use the page only to find its underlying image. A humanoid-model keeps the face and distinctive features of the person shown (at most 2 images); describe one isolated full-body character in one pose/view, with no companions. An environment matches the look of the references (at most 4). Types without reference image support reject them.\n\nAdd `--access public` or `--access private` when visibility matters. Omitted access follows the account entitlement; private generation requires `market:private`.\n\n## Publish only when asked\n\nUse `pack <source> --out <zip>` to create a Market zip and `upload <name> <source> \"<description>\" --type <type>` to publish it. Both accept repeatable `--npm name@range`, `--asset name@range`, and `--skill label=source` dependencies. Template packing reads root `assetDependencies` and may use the API to omit unchanged installed dependency files. A skill source is `owner/repo`, a git URL, a full GitHub `tree/<branch>/<subpath>` URL, or a local skill directory inside the zip. Use the command's `--help` for syntax.\n\nUse `--unapproved` only when explicitly requested. Do not install an unapproved asset without acceptance. If login is required, ask before running `npx @drawcall/market login`.\n";
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\`npx @drawcall/market generate --type <type> "<description>"\` creates and installs one provider-supported asset. It requires login and normally waits through provider generation before printing exact installed paths and type-specific usage guidance. Unsupported types report an error. If an unusually long job returns a continuation, run the printed \`generate install <jobId>\`; it resumes the same server-side job rather than generating again.
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