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smithery/hapticdata

lgtm-plan

Open the current plan file in lgtm for user review

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/hapticdata --skill lgtm-plan
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Skill metadata

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Allowed toolsBash(bun run *), Bash(bunx *), Bash(tmux *), Read

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,335 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 67 B

History

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SKILL.md

Open the plan file in lgtm so the user can review and add feedback. After the user quits the TUI, read their feedback and return it to the conversation.

When to use

After generating a plan file, invoke this skill to open it for user review.

Steps

  1. Determine the export path based on the plan file basename:

`` /tmp/lgtm-plan-{basename}.md ``

  1. Run lgtm with export-on-quit (use the unique export path from step 1). Check if ${CLAUDEPLUGINROOT}/node_modules exists to determine the run command:

- If ${CLAUDEPLUGINROOT}/nodemodules exists (local dev): ``bash bun run ${CLAUDEPLUGINROOT}/src/cli.ts $ARGUMENTS --export-on-quit /tmp/lgtm-plan-{basename}.md ` - If nodemodules does not exist (marketplace install): `bash bunx @hapticdata/lgtm $ARGUMENTS --export-on-quit /tmp/lgtm-plan-{basename}.md ``

  1. After the TUI exits, read the exported feedback file:

``bash Read /tmp/lgtm-plan-{basename}.md ``

  1. Present the user's feedback and incorporate it into your response.

Note: If the user has LGTM_TMUX=1 set, this will open in a tmux split. Otherwise it opens in the current terminal.