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Scaffold a fresh bino report bundle (bino.toml + sample manifests) ready to build or preview.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/bino:new [directory] ["report title"]The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Bootstrap a new bino report bundle. Arguments (all optional): **$ARGUMENTS** 1. Parse a target directory and/or a report title from the arguments. If none are given, ask the human for a directory name and title (the default directory is `./rainbow-report`); pick a language (`en` or `de`) if relevant. 2. Call `init_bundle(directory?, name?, title?, language?)`. Do **not** pass `force:true` unless the human explicitly wants to overwrite an existing bundle. 3. Report the files it created, then `describe_project()` to show what's in the new bundle. 4. Suggest next steps: `/bino:add-so...
Bootstrap a new bino report bundle. Arguments (all optional): $ARGUMENTS
./rainbow-report); pick a language
(en or de) if relevant.init_bundle(directory?, name?, title?, language?). Do not pass force:true unless the
human explicitly wants to overwrite an existing bundle.describe_project() to show what's in the new bundle./bino:add-source to bring in data, or /bino:report to author the report.npx claudepluginhub bino-bi/bino-cli --plugin bino/newCreates new spec with kebab-case name in configured directory, captures optional goal, starts research phase unless --skip-research. Supports --specs-dir.
/newManages backlog items across files, GitHub Issues, Linear, or Beads backends. Supports add, list, update, complete actions.