@danieldeusing/seedr

Seed your coding agents with capabilities: install curated skills, agents, hooks, plugins, MCP servers and settings presets for Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, OpenAI Codex and OpenCode with one command.

npx @danieldeusing/seedr add            # interactive picker
npx @danieldeusing/seedr add pdf -a all # install a skill for every compatible tool
npx @danieldeusing/seedr list -i        # what is installed here
npx @danieldeusing/seedr remove pdf -t skill

Browse the registry at https://seedr.danieldeusing.de. Full documentation, the content-type matrix and the self-hosting guide live in the repository: https://github.com/danieldeusing/seedr.

What the CLI does with your files

• Every item is fetched from one pinned upstream commit and its complete file set is verified against a SHA-256 digest recorded in the registry before anything is written. A mismatch aborts the install and leaves nothing behind.
• Destinations are validated to stay inside the target tool's configuration directory; symlinked destinations are never followed, and configuration files are replaced atomically.
• --dry-run prints the exact files each tool would create or modify and writes nothing.
• The upstream license text travels with installed content.

Telemetry

When an install succeeds, the CLI sends one anonymous event per successful target tool to https://seedr.danieldeusing.de/api/installs, so the website can show install counts. The payload is exactly { slug, type, tool, scope, version } — no identifiers, no paths, no IP stored (the server keeps only the country it derives from the request). Events are deleted after 90 days. Nothing is sent for failed installs or --dry-run, and a failing endpoint never affects an installation.

Opt out by setting the variable to any value:

SEEDR_NO_TELEMETRY=1 npx @danieldeusing/seedr add pdf

License

MIT — see LICENSE.