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@genpm-net/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Install architectures, not dependencies: inject code + AI rules + MCP config from immutable Git commits

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

genpmmcpaiagentspackage-managercode-generation

Readme

genpm

Install architectures, not dependencies. Inject complete modules — source code + AI rules + MCP config — into your project from immutable Git commits.

genpm add

curl -fsSL https://genpm.net/install.sh | sh     # macOS / Linux
irm https://genpm.net/install.ps1 | iex          # Windows (PowerShell)

genpm add @core/auth

The recommended install is the native binary: no Node.js needed, and genpm upgrade keeps it current. This npm package is the same CLI for Node 20.11+ users: npm i -g @genpm-net/cli, or npx @genpm-net/cli add @core/auth without installing (handy in CI). git 2.25+ is recommended; without it GenPM falls back to GitHub tarballs.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | genpm add <spec…> | Plan and inject packages and their GenPM dependencies. Shows the plan and asks first. | | genpm search <query> | Search the registry. | | genpm info <name> | Manifest, dependencies, env vars, MCP servers and AI rules (--rules). | | genpm list | Installed packages and local changes. | | genpm remove <name> | Remove a package; refuses to delete code you modified unless --keep-code or --force. | | genpm outdated | Newer versions (--exit-code for CI). | | genpm audit | Integrity, signatures, advisories and yanked versions. | | genpm doctor | Check your environment and project. | | genpm mcp setup | Register the GenPM MCP server in your AI client. | | genpm mcp serve | Run the MCP server over stdio (native binary only; from npm use npx -y @genpm-net/mcp). | | genpm upgrade | Update the native binary (--check to only look). | | genpm init · validate · publish · yank | Author a package. |

Global flags: --json (single-line JSON, English), --yes, --lang <locale>, --cwd <dir>, --registry <url>, --verbose, --quiet. Output is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean.

Safety

GenPM never runs package code or install scripts, pins every package to a verified commit SHA, only installs registry-signed manifests, writes only inside your project, and never adds MCP servers or npm packages without your consent.

Docs: genpm.net/docs · Security: genpm.net/security · License: MIT