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@koder-0x/scopy

v1.0.0

Published

Tool for deploying assets from registered sources to destinations

Readme

Super Copy

npm version license node

A CLI tool for deploying files from registered sources to registered destinations, with tracking, re-sync, and ghost support (remove and restore tracked files).

Designed for single-user, local workflows: dotfiles, config files, Claude Code agents, or any asset you distribute across machines and projects.

Demo

Why?

I maintain a set of Claude Code agent definitions and reuse them across many projects — but every agent loaded eats context tokens, even when unused. I needed a way to make agents appear and disappear on demand without losing them. That's ghost/unghost: remove a tracked file (cached) when you don't need it, restore it instantly when you do.

Install

npm install -g @koder-0x/scopy

Quickstart

# Register Claude Code agents repo and a project-level destination
scopy source add cc-agents https://github.com/gsscoder/claude-coding-agents
scopy dest add my-project /path/to/your/project/.claude/agents

# Sync all implement agents
scopy sync cc-agents/agents/implement/*.md my-project

# Re-sync after upstream updates
scopy resync my-project

Ghost: make files disappear (and reappear)

Loaded agents you're not using right now still cost context tokens. ghost removes a tracked file from its destination (caching it first), unghost restores it — same command, toggled.

# Find a file's index, then ghost by index, filename, or wildcard
scopy log my-project
scopy ghost my-project 6
scopy ghost my-project task-builder.md
scopy ghost my-project task-*

# Or go interactive — all destinations and files in one grouped view
scopy ghost

How it works

Register sources (GitHub repos or local directories) and destinations (local directories), then sync files between them. GitHub sources are fetched directly via the GitHub API — no local Git installation required. Every copy is tracked so you can re-sync, inspect history, or ghost files without losing the originals.

Commands

# Sources
scopy source add <name> <url|path>   # register a git repo or local directory
scopy source remove <name>           # remove a registered source
scopy source list                    # list registered sources

# Destinations
scopy dest add <name> <path>         # register a local directory
scopy dest remove <name>             # remove a registered destination
scopy dest list                      # list registered destinations

# Sync
scopy sync <source>[/<glob>] <dest>  # copy files; existing files → interactive overwrite selector
scopy sync ... --force               # overwrite all without prompting
scopy resync <dest>                  # re-copy all tracked files from their original sources

# History & state
scopy log [dest]                     # show copy history grouped by destination
scopy ghost [dest] [selector]        # toggle file(s) ghosted/present; no args → interactive grouped view
scopy purge log <dest|*>             # remove log entries (asks confirmation)
scopy purge log <dest|*> --force     # remove log entries without prompting

# Config & info
scopy config [key] [value]           # get or set preferences (e.g. sync.allowOverwrite)
scopy info                           # show config path and registered locations

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20

License

MIT © koder0x