Commands Reference
Reference for ContextKit CLI commands. Use ck as a short alias for contextkit.
New to ContextKit?
Installation and project setup are covered in the Quick Start guide.
Go to Quick StartUpdates & Maintenance
contextkit update
Update ContextKit commands, hooks, and platform integration files to the latest version. Preserves your standards files and project configuration.
contextkit updatecontextkit update --forceStatus & Health
contextkit status
Check installation status and verify which context files are present and configured.
contextkit statuscontextkit check
Validate your ContextKit installation and check that all expected files are in place.
contextkit checkOptions:
--strict- Treat warnings as errors--verbose- Show detailed information
Analysis
contextkit analyze
Analyze your project and generate customized standards based on your actual codebase. Monorepo-aware: Automatically detects and prompts for frontend/backend scope.
💡 Prefer using /analyze directly in your AI tool — it reads your codebase and generates standards without leaving the editor.
contextkit analyzeOptions:
--scope frontend|backend|both- Analyze specific scope (non-interactive)--package <path>- Analyze specific package (e.g., apps/admin)--non-interactive- Skip prompts
📦 Monorepo Support:
For monorepos, automatically detects packages and prompts to analyze frontend, backend, or both. Generates separate standards when analyzing both.
Corrections Logging
contextkit note
Add entries to the corrections log for tracking AI performance issues and improvements.
contextkit note "prefer async/await over promise chains"Options:
--category <category>- Category (AI Behavior, Preferences, etc.)--priority <priority>- Priority (HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW)--task <task>- Related task description
Example: ck note "always use named exports" --category "Preferences" --priority LOW
Short Alias Available
Use ck instead of contextkit for faster typing. Example: ck install, ck update, ck check
Was this helpful?
Help us improve the documentation by sharing your feedback.