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Use tree-sitter-language-pack cli reference documentation.

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    Use this skill when invoking, documenting, or changing the tree-sitter-language-pack command-line interface.

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tree-sitter-language-pack CLI Reference

Use this skill when invoking, documenting, or changing the tree-sitter-language-pack command-line interface.

  • ts-pack: Tree-sitter language pack CLI
  • ts-pack cache-dir: Print the effective cache directory
  • ts-pack clean: Remove all cached parser libraries
  • ts-pack completions: Generate shell completions
  • ts-pack download: Download parser libraries
  • ts-pack info: Show details about a language
  • ts-pack init: Create a language-pack.toml config file
  • ts-pack list: List available languages
  • ts-pack mcp: Start the MCP (Model Context Protocol) server
  • ts-pack parse: Parse a file and output the syntax tree
  • ts-pack process: Run code intelligence pipeline

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