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@confex/arsenal

v0.0.3

Published

The command-line interface for Arsenal, built with TypeScript, React, and [Ink](https://github.com/vadimdemedes/ink).

Readme

Arsenal CLI

The command-line interface for Arsenal, built with TypeScript, React, and Ink.

Quick Start (Zero-Install)

Run Arsenal instantly without installing it globally:

npx arsenal <command>

Installation (Optional)

If you use Arsenal frequently, you can install it globally:

npm install -g arsenal

Usage

$ npx arsenal [command]

Commands

login

Interactively authenticates using your Personal Access Token.

$ npx arsenal login

pull

Fetches available prompts and guides you through the Agent Wizard to select your target agent (e.g. Cursor, Windsurf) and inject rules.

$ npx arsenal pull

Note: Follow the wizard to select your agent and prompts.

list

Checks the current status of injected prompts in your configuration file.

$ npx arsenal list

add

Install a skill directly from a GitHub repository URL.

$ npx arsenal add <repo-url> --skill <path/to/skill>

Example:

$ npx arsenal add https://github.com/winsonbaring/arsenal --skill skills/react-expert

clean

Removes any Arsenal-injected prompt blocks from your configuration file.

$ npx arsenal clean

Development

# Install dependencies
$ npm install

# Run locally
$ npm run dev -- [command]

# Build
$ npm run build