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@block-smith/cli

v0.1.0

Published

BlockSmith CLI — log in, scan a repo, pull promoted design rules, and wire up Cursor MCP.

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koshishkoshish

Keywords

blocksmithdesign-systemdesign-tokensclimcpdesign-ops

Readme

@block-smith/cli

Command-line tool for BlockSmith — promote design in the wiki, then pull governed rules and wire up Cursor MCP from your terminal.

Self-contained: one global install, no peer packages to manage.

Install

npm install -g @block-smith/cli

Requires Node.js ≥ 18.

Quick start

# 1. Create an API key in the wiki: Sync → API keys
blocksmith login --key bs_live_… --url https://blocksmith-mocha.vercel.app

# 2. Pull the rules you promoted into your repo (writes DESIGN.md + .blocksmith/)
blocksmith pull --doc upload:scan-your-kit.md

# 3. Point Cursor at the remote MCP (pinned, promoted blocks only)
blocksmith mcp-url

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---------|--------------| | login --key <bs_live_…> [--url <host>] | Verify and save your API key (--url defaults to the hosted SaaS). | | whoami | Show the account the key belongs to. | | scan [path] | Scan a local repo and upload it to the server. | | scan --fixture vendor | Scan the demo vendor on the server. | | scan --github <org/repo> | Scan a public GitHub repo on the server. | | pull --doc <ref> [--workspace <path>] | Pull promoted rules into DESIGN.md (auto-detects the git repo). | | codegen [--doc <ref>] | Generate @blocksmith/<slug> from a scan (Pulse, early). | | mcp-url | Print the remote MCP URL for Cursor. | | --version, --help | Version / usage. |

Config is stored at ~/.blocksmith/config.json.

blocksmith scan <localPath> needs the BlockSmith scan engine on the machine (clone the repo and set BLOCKSMITH_ROOT). For a zero-setup scan use --github or --fixture, which run on the server.

Develop / build

# from the monorepo root
npm run build -w @block-smith/cli      # bundles src + SDK into dist/cli.js
node packages/cli/dist/cli.js --help

The build (build.mjs) bundles the workspace @blocksmith/sdk straight from source with esbuild, so the published artifact is a single dependency-free file.

Publish (maintainers)

npm login                              # one time
npm publish -w @block-smith/cli         # prepublishOnly rebuilds the bundle

@blocksmith/sdk does not need to be published — it is bundled in.