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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/README.md +1 -0
- package/skills/shopify-cli/SKILL.md +58 -0
- package/skills/shopify-cli/agents/openai.yaml +4 -0
- package/skills/shopify-cli/config.toml +4 -0
- package/skills/shopify-cli/references/other-theme-commands.md +72 -0
- package/skills/shopify-cli/references/theme-management.md +95 -0
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- `pull-request-statamic`: Generates GitHub pull request descriptions for Statamic and Laravel development by analyzing git diffs and…
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- `record-changes`: Update `docs/changes.md` by summarizing the current branch against the primary development branch.
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- `scry`: Single-site visual regression workflow for comparing a live URL against a preview/staging URL in Playwright…
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- `shopify-cli`: Shopify CLI workflows for theme development. Use when the user needs to run or explain Shopify theme commands,…
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- `stylesheet-migration`: Migrate Shopify Liquid `{% stylesheet %}` blocks into theme CSS assets using bundled Python scripts.
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- `td-js-vanilla-rules`: Theory Digital vanilla JavaScript standards for Shopify theme work.
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- `td-review`: Run parallel code review agents on a PR (including TD theme compliance) and produce a synthesized findings…
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name: shopify-cli
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version: 1.0.0
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description: Shopify CLI workflows for theme development. Use when the user needs to run or explain Shopify theme commands, especially starting the theme development server, previewing local Liquid/theme changes, listing themes, pushing or pulling theme files, duplicating themes, renaming themes, or checking other Shopify CLI theme command syntax.
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# Shopify CLI
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Official docs: https://shopify.dev/docs/api/shopify-cli/theme
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## First Step: Store Config
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Read `config.toml` in this skill folder before running any Shopify theme command that talks to a store.
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- Use the configured `store` value as the `--store` argument every time.
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- If `store` is empty or missing, stop and ask the user for the correct Shopify store value before running commands.
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- Accept either the store prefix or the full `.myshopify.com` host. Do not rely on Shopify CLI's cached last-used store, because it can point at a different repo's store.
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## Development Server
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Primary workflow:
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```bash
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```
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Use from the Shopify theme root, where the standard theme directories such as `layout/`, `templates/`, `sections/`, `snippets/`, `assets/`, `config/`, and `locales/` are available.
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Common options:
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```bash
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shopify theme dev --store <configured-store> --host 0.0.0.0 --port 9292
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shopify theme dev --store <configured-store> --theme-editor-sync
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shopify theme dev --store <configured-store> --only "sections/*.liquid"
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shopify theme dev --store <configured-store> --ignore "config/settings_data.json"
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```
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- Do not use `--allow-live` for development server work unless the user explicitly requests live-theme development after acknowledging the risk.
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- Prefer a development theme or unpublished theme for previewing.
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- If the command prompts for authentication, let the user complete the browser login or provide the approved Theme Access token flow.
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## Progressive Disclosure
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Read only the reference file needed for the user's task:
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- `references/theme-management.md`: list, push, pull, duplicate, and rename. Use this for the second-most common workflow group.
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- `references/other-theme-commands.md`: check, console, delete, info, init, language-server, metafields pull, open, package, preview, profile, publish, and share.
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## Global Safety
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- Never push to the live theme. Do not provide live-push command syntax.
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- Prefer explicit `--theme <id-or-name>` when the user has identified the target theme; otherwise expect Shopify CLI to prompt.
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# Other Shopify Theme Commands
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## Local Analysis And Tooling
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shopify theme package
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- `theme check`: run Theme Check for Liquid/theme best practices and errors.
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- `theme language-server`: start the theme language server.
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- `theme package`: create a ZIP package from local theme files.
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## Store And Theme Information
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- `theme info`: show theme environment information, including current store.
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- `theme open`: return preview/admin links for a theme.
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- `theme share`: upload as a new unpublished theme and return a shareable preview.
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- `theme profile`: profile Liquid rendering on a page.
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## Creating Or Bootstrapping
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Use this to retrieve Shopify Admin metafields for theme development.
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