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@haksolot/ank

v0.9.1

Published

The stupid coordination tool: tasks and architecture decisions in your repo, behind one CLI any coding agent can call.

Readme

ank

The stupid coordination tool. Tasks and architecture decisions in your repo, behind one CLI any coding agent can call.

npx @haksolot/ank --version
npm install -g @haksolot/ank

The binaries travel inside the package: nothing is downloaded at install time, so this channel works where fetching a bare executable does not. It covers linux x64, darwin arm64 and win32 x64, and on anything else the wrapper exits 9 rather than failing quietly. An Intel Mac is the common case, and it has an official route this channel does not carry, since the release builds x86_64-apple-darwin and install.sh knows it:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/haksolot/ank/main/install.sh | sh

Reach for that before building from source. If you do build, it is cargo install --git https://github.com/haksolot/ank ank-cli, with the --git: nothing here publishes to crates.io, ank-cli is not a crate there, and the crate named ank belongs to somebody else and installs something unrelated. ank needs git 2.34 or newer.

Once ank is installed, it updates itself through whichever of the three routes placed it: ank update --check reports the running and the latest version and installs nothing, and ank update installs the latest, which from this package means npm install -g @haksolot/ank@<version>.

One command is installed, and everything ank does is a verb of it. A client with no shell reaches the same verbs over MCP by launching that command with mcp, and every verb the CLI dispatches is a tool there, generated from the same table:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ank": {
      "command": "ank",
      "args": ["mcp", "--repo", "/path/to/your/repo"]
    }
  }
}

The skills an agent loads come from the binary. ank skills lists the six it carries, and ank skills --install writes them out of the executable and hands the directory to npx skills add for the agent you run, with nothing cloned. It is still a second command: installing the package places no skill for an agent, though the package does carry the six SKILL.md for an installer that reads them.

The documentation covers every route, along with the specification and the source.

Apache-2.0. Your .ank/ files, the third-party tools that read or write them, and anything you build on top are yours. Ank was GPL-3.0-only up to and including 0.3.0, the last release made under that licence; 0.4.0 is the first released under Apache-2.0. The change is prospective: a release you already received under GPL-3.0 stays available to you under GPL-3.0.