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wrangler

Resolve, construct, review, or run an exact Cloudflare Wrangler command or `wrangler.jsonc` change. Use when the user names Wrangler, asks for a Cloudflare CLI operation, or needs environment, binding, authentication, secret, migration, deployment, or resource-management syntax. Do not trigger for general Cloudflare architecture or application code that does not require Wrangler.

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# Wrangler CLI

Wrangler commands and configuration evolve quickly. Use the installed version,
its help output, the local configuration schema, and current first-party docs as
the contract; do not rely on a copied command catalog.

## Resolve the local contract

1. Inspect the project package manager, installed Wrangler version, config file,
   selected environment, and relevant package scripts.
2. Prefer the project-local Wrangler invocation (`npx`, `pnpm`, `yarn`, or an
   existing script) over an unrelated global installation.
3. Read `wrangler <command> --help` and the installed
   `node_modules/wrangler/config-schema.json` for exact syntax.
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