ftplisted

Deploy the current project via FTP/FTPS/SFTP. First time you paste credentials, after that just `/ftp`. ## Instructions 1. Project dir = current working directory. 2. Check if `.ftp-deploy.json` exists in the project root: - **YES** → just deploy: `bash {{FTP_DEPLOY}} <dir> --yes` - **NO (first time)** → do NOT rely on the script's interactive prompt (it would hang here). Instead: a. Ask the user for: host, protocol (ftp/ftps/sftp), port, username, password, remote directory (e.g. `/www`). b. Write `.ftp-deploy.json` yourself in the project root — JSON with keys: `host, port, protocol, user, password, remote_dir, local_dir` (default `.`), and `exclude` (default `[".git/","node_modules/",".ftp-deploy.json",".ftp-deploy-sync-state.json",".DS_Store","*.log",".vscode/"]`). c. `chmod 600 .ftp-deploy.json` and append `.ftp-deploy.json` to `.gitignore`. d. Then run `bash {{FTP_DEPLOY}} <dir> --yes`. 3. If `$ARGUMENTS` mentions "dry" / "test" → add `--dry-run` (preview, uploads nothing). 4. Report what was uploaded and any errors. ## Notes - The deploy script `{{FTP_DEPLOY}}` is **not** part of this repo — it's a personal tool. If it's missing, tell the user and offer `lftp`/`curl` commands directly instead. - Password is stored plaintext in the **gitignored** `.ftp-deploy.json` (per-project) — the chosen tradeoff. Never print the password back. - `lftp` is preferred (uploads only changed files, fast). Without it the script falls back to `curl` (per-file