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@goodboyjs/cli

v0.3.0

Published

A personal skill manager — registry and installer — for AI agents built on the Agent Skills standard

Readme

@goodboyjs/cli

The GoodBoy command-line interface — a personal skill manager, registry and installer for AI agents built on the Agent Skills standard.

CI License: MIT

Why GoodBoy

Installing and pinning skills is a solved problem. The harder question is what you actually have: an installed skill that silently no longer matches what you meant to install — edited by hand, drifted across projects and machines — is a skill you can't trust. gh skill and npx skills tell you when a newer version exists; neither asks whether the copy on disk is still the one you installed.

GoodBoy does the same basic install job as those two tools and isn't trying to out-compete them there. What's different:

  • Local integrity verification that fails closed. goodboy verify recomputes the content hash recorded at install time and reports any mismatch; goodboy skill status shows every tracked skill with its version and drift state at a glance.
  • A personal private registry with immutable versions. ~/.goodboy/registry holds every version of every skill you have published to it, and versions are immutable once created.
  • Registry resolution never touches the network. The registry is a local directory; resolving or installing a skill never makes a network call.

Installation

npm install -g @goodboyjs/cli

Requires Node.js 24 or higher.

Quick start

goodboy init                     # initialise goodboy.json in your project
goodboy install commit-creation  # install a skill
goodboy list                     # list installed skills
goodboy verify                   # check installed skills against their hashes

Common commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | goodboy init | Initialise goodboy.json in the current directory | | goodboy install <name> | Install at project level | | goodboy install -g <name> | Install globally | | goodboy upgrade [name] | Upgrade one skill, or all, to the latest registry version | | goodboy uninstall <name> | Remove an installed skill | | goodboy verify [skill-name] | Verify installed skills against their recorded integrity hash (-g for global) | | goodboy skill status | Show every tracked skill with version and drift state | | goodboy skill diff <name> | Diff the installed copy against the registry | | goodboy add <path> | Add and validate a skill in the local registry | | goodboy search <query> | Search by name, description, or keyword |

Full command reference, including skill authoring and registry management: github.com/xpera-ch/goodboy

Security

Only install skills from sources you trust.

GoodBoy does not execute any file bundled with a skill automatically — installing a skill copies files, nothing more. Skills that declare permissions in their manifest are shown for confirmation before install, but those declarations are advisory: GoodBoy does not enforce them.

See SECURITY.md for the full security model and known limitations.

Links

License

MIT — see LICENSE.