btca-cli
PopularInstall, configure, and operate the btca CLI for local resources and source-first answers. Use when setting up btca in a project, connecting a provider, adding or managing resources, and asking questions via btca commands. Invoke this skill when the user says "use btca" or needs to do more detailed research on a specific library or framework.
Install, configure, and operate the btca CLI for local resources and source-first answers. Use when setting up btca in a project, connecting a provider, adding or managing resources, and asking questions via btca commands. Invoke this skill when the user says "use btca" or needs to do more detailed research on a specific library or framework.
btca CLI
Setup From Scratch
- Ensure Bun is installed (see https://bun.sh if needed).
- Install the btca CLI globally:
bun add -g btca
- Initialize the project from the repo root:
btca init
Choose CLI for local resources.
- Connect a provider and model:
btca connect
Follow the prompts.
- Add resources:
# Git resource
btca add -n svelte-dev https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte.dev
# Local directory
btca add -n my-docs -t local /absolute/path/to/docs
- Verify resources:
btca resources
- Ask a question:
btca ask -r svelte-dev -q "How do I define remote functions?"
- Optional TUI:
btca
Common Tasks
- Ask with multiple resources:
btca ask -r react -r typescript -q "How do I type useState?"
- You can see which resources are configured with
btca resources.
Config Overview
- Config lives in
btca.config.jsonc(project) and~/.config/btca/btca.config.jsonc(global). - Project config overrides global and controls provider/model and resources.
Troubleshooting
- "No resources configured": add resources with
btca add ...and re-runbtca resources. - "Provider not connected": run
btca connectand follow the prompts.
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