In Angular, you can use the @angular/cli package to generate new components, services, modules, and other parts of your application. The @angular/cli package also provides a set of CLI prompts that you can use to interactively create and modify your application.

Here are some examples of how to use CLI prompts in Angular:

To generate a new component using CLI prompts, run the following command:

ng generate component

This will prompt you for the component name, location, and other options.

To generate a new service using CLI prompts, run the following command:

ng generate service

This will prompt you for the service name, location, and other options.

To add a new module to your application using CLI prompts, run the following command:

ng generate module

This will prompt you for the module name, location, and other options.

To modify an existing component using CLI prompts, run the following command:

ng update component

This will prompt you for the component name and the changes you want to make.

In addition to these prompts, you can also use flags to specify options on the command line. For example, to generate a new component with a specific name, you can use the --name flag:

ng generate component --name my-component

This will generate a new component with the name my-component.

Overall, CLI prompts provide a convenient way to interactively create and modify parts of your Angular application.