Use FSD CLI through your coding agent

The fsd-cli skill teaches Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other compatible agents how to inspect a project, map a request to a supported FSD operation, run the real CLI, and verify the generated structure before implementing business logic.

Beta availability

The installation flow and documented CLI commands are verified against create-fsd-architecture 2.6.0. Agent behavior can still vary across coding tools and existing project structures, so review generated changes before committing them.

Install the skill

bash

npx skills add FSD-CLI/create-fsd-architecture --skill fsd-cli

The source lives in the create-fsd-architecture Agent Skill repository. The current beta release is v1.0.0-beta.1. Its core instructions are portable; agent-specific UI metadata is kept separate.

How it works

Inspect the framework, package manager, FSD layers, and config.
Map the request to a supported CLI structural operation.
Preview uncertain work and protect existing slices.
Run the CLI and inspect every generated or changed path.
Implement the requested business logic and validate the result.

Example prompts

“Create a cart feature.”
“Add a product entity.”
“Create a checkout page.”
“Create a new Next.js project with Feature-Sliced Design.”

Verified scope

The skill covers project creation, the feature, entity, widget, and page generators, the complete auth feature scaffold, project checks, and safe upgrades across React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, and SvelteKit.

It does not invent an in-place initialization command or a standalone segment generator. If the CLI cannot perform an operation, the agent keeps that limitation explicit and handles only the authorized manual implementation.

Responsibility boundary

FSD CLI owns

Supported architecture, scaffolding, slice files, public APIs, route wrappers, project configuration, and managed upgrades.

The coding agent owns

Business logic, API integration, state behavior, forms, validation, domain rules, and unsupported manual changes.