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Scaffolds a kubb.config.ts by running the Kubb init CLI. Accepts flags for an OpenAPI spec input, output directory, and comma-separated plugins.
npx claudepluginhub kubb-labs/kubb --plugin kubbHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/kubb:init [input-spec] [output-dir] [plugins]Files this command reads when invoked
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Scaffold Kubb in the current project by running the `kubb init` CLI in the terminal. The arguments map to its flags: an OpenAPI spec (`--input`), an output directory (`--output`), and a comma-separated plugin list (`--plugins`). Read the `config` skill before choosing plugins. Parsed from **$ARGUMENTS** (ask only for what is missing): 1. Choose plugins. Map the requested outputs to `@kubb/plugin-*` packages with the `config` skill. Valid values: `plugin-ts`, `plugin-client`, `plugin-react-query`, `plugin-vue-query`, `plugin-zod`, `plugin-faker`, `plugin-msw`, `plugin-cypress`, `plug...
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Scaffold Kubb in the current project by running the kubb init CLI in the terminal. The
arguments map to its flags: an OpenAPI spec (--input), an output directory (--output), and a
comma-separated plugin list (--plugins). Read the config skill before choosing plugins.
Parsed from $ARGUMENTS (ask only for what is missing):
Choose plugins. Map the requested outputs to @kubb/plugin-* packages with the config
skill. Valid values: plugin-ts, plugin-client, plugin-react-query, plugin-vue-query,
plugin-zod, plugin-faker, plugin-msw, plugin-cypress, plugin-mcp, plugin-redoc.
Default to plugin-ts when the user is unsure.
Run init with --yes and the chosen values so it never prompts:
npx kubb init --yes --input <input> --output <output> --plugins <comma,separated,list>
This writes kubb.config.ts and installs kubb plus the selected packages (--yes also
creates a package.json if the project has none). For a default setup, npx kubb init --yes
works without flags. If a config already exists, edit it by hand rather than rerunning init.
Suggest running /kubb:generate next.