From domain-names
Configures dn CLI tool credentials via user mode WordPress.com OAuth or partner mode API keys and user. Use for authentication setup, mode switching, reconfiguration, or 'dn configure' mentions.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/domain-names:dn-configureThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Set up authentication credentials for the dn CLI.
Set up authentication credentials for the dn CLI.
# Interactive setup (shows splash screen, mode selection)
dn configure
# Specify mode directly
dn configure --mode=user
dn configure --mode=partner
# Pipe credentials (CI/automation)
echo -e "token" | dn configure --mode=user --stdin
echo -e "api-key\napi-user" | dn configure --mode=partner --stdin
# Custom API URL (partner mode only)
dn configure --mode=partner --api-url=https://custom.api.example.com
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--mode | partner or user (interactive if omitted) |
--stdin | Read credentials from stdin instead of prompts |
--api-url | Custom API base URL (partner mode only) |
~/.config/dn/config.json with 0600 permissionsDN_API_KEY, DN_API_USER, DN_MODE, DN_OAUTH_TOKENnpx claudepluginhub automattic/dn-cliSets up and verifies WordPress site access via WP-CLI over SSH or REST API, configures authentication, checks content/plugins, and saves connection configs.
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