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aurora-cli

Run Aurora CLI commands to generate/regenerate modules, add packages, or create projects. Trigger: When user asks to regenerate code, load module, add package, or create new Aurora project.

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Installation

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Skill instructions

When to Use

  • User asks to "regenerate", "load", or "generate" a module
  • User wants to add a package (oauth, auditing, etc.)
  • User needs to create a new Aurora project
  • After YAML schema changes that require code regeneration
  • User mentions "aurora cli" or "aurora load"

Critical Patterns

Command Structure

Action Command When to Use
Regenerate module aurora load back module -n=<bc>/<module> After YAML changes
Force regenerate aurora load back module -n=<bc>/<module> -f Override hash protection
With tests aurora load back module -n=<bc>/<module> -t Generate e2e tests
Add package aurora add back <package> Install preconfigured package
New project aurora new back <name> Create new project (rare)

Hash Protection System

Aurora tracks file modifications via hash. Files with custom changes are protected by default:

  • Without -f: Modified files are preserved
  • With -f: All files are overwritten (use with caution)

Execution Flow

1. Identify Action

Ask the user what they want to do:

  1. Generate/Regenerate module - Regenerate code from existing YAML
  2. Add package - Install preconfigured package (auditing, oauth, etc.)
  3. Create project - Create new Aurora project (rare)

2. Gather Information

For Generate/Regenerate Module:

  1. Ask which bounded context and module to regenerate
  2. ONLY if you can't identify them, list available YAMLs in cliter/ using Glob
  3. Ask about flags:
    • --force (overwrite existing files)
    • --tests (generate e2e tests)
    • --verbose (detailed output)

For Add Package:

  1. Run aurora add back to show available packages
  2. Ask which package to install
  3. Ask if --force is needed

For Create Project:

  1. Ask for project name
  2. Confirm before executing

3. Execute Command

# Regenerate module
aurora load back module -n=<bounded-context>/<module> [-f] [-t] [-v]

# Add package
aurora add back <package> [-f]

# Create project
aurora new back <app-name>

4. Report Results

Command executed successfully
aurora load back module -n=tesla/model -ft

Regenerated Files:
  - src/@api/tesla/model/controllers/...
  - src/@app/tesla/model/domain/...

Preserved Files (modified hash):
  - src/@app/tesla/model/application/create/create-model.command-handler.ts
  (These files have custom modifications and were not overwritten)

Summary:
  - X files regenerated
  - Y files preserved

Commands

# Regenerate module from YAML
aurora load back module -n=tesla/model

# Regenerate with force + tests
aurora load back module -n=tesla/model -ft

# Add package
aurora add back oauth

# Show available packages
aurora add back

# Create new project
aurora new back my-project

Flags

Flag Description
-f, --force Overwrite existing files (even with modified hash)
-t, --tests Generate e2e test files
-v, --verbose Show detailed CLI output

Error Handling

Error Solution
CLI not found Report that Aurora CLI is not installed
YAML not found Report expected path and suggest creating it
Permission error Report and suggest solutions
Execution error Show complete error output

Related Skills

This skill works with:

  • aurora-project-structure: Understand project structure and locate generated files
  • aurora-cqrs: Understand CQRS components that will be regenerated
  • conventional-commits: Create commits after successful regeneration

Resources

  • YAML Definitions: cliter/[package]/[module].aurora.yaml
  • Lock Files: cliter/[package]/[module]-lock.json
  • Generated Code: src/@api/ and src/@app/

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
main

Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.

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