Version control Claude Code configuration including: - Global instructions (CLAUDE.md) - User settings (settings.json) - Custom agents (architect, designer, engineer, etc.) - Custom skills (create-skill templates and workflows) Excludes session data, secrets, cache, and temporary files per .gitignore. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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json-pretty
Simple JSON prettifier CLI tool for formatting JSON without using external online services.
When to Use
Use when the user asks to:
- "prettify json"
- "format json"
- "pretty print json"
- "validate json"
- "clean up json"
- Or mentions wanting to format/prettify JSON data
Tool Location
~/.claude/skills/json-pretty/json-pretty.py
Symlinked to ~/.local/bin/json-pretty for PATH access.
Usage
# From file
json-pretty input.json
# From stdin/pipe
cat data.json | json-pretty
echo '{"foo":"bar"}' | json-pretty
# Save to file
json-pretty input.json -o output.json
# Options
json-pretty input.json --indent 4 # Custom indentation
json-pretty input.json --sort-keys # Sort object keys
json-pretty input.json --compact # Minify instead of prettify
Options
-o, --output FILE: Write to file instead of stdout-i, --indent N: Indentation spaces (default: 2)-s, --sort-keys: Sort object keys alphabetically-c, --compact: Compact output (minify)
Examples
Prettify inline JSON:
echo '{"name":"cal","items":[1,2,3]}' | json-pretty
Format a file:
json-pretty messy.json -o clean.json
Sort keys and use 4-space indent:
json-pretty data.json --indent 4 --sort-keys
Privacy Note
Built specifically to avoid posting potentially sensitive JSON to online prettifier services.