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@linuxctrl/kitpack

v0.1.3

Published

AI agent skill packager — bundle, version, and publish reusable agent instructions.

Readme

kitpack

AI agent skill packager — bundle, version, publish, and discover reusable agent instructions.

Stack: TypeScript, Ink (React for CLIs), skills.sh API, npm-published CLI + library

📖 Documentation: linuxctrl-docs.vercel.app/docs/kitpack


Quick start

npm install -g @linuxctrl/kitpack
kitpack                          # Open interactive TUI dashboard
kitpack search "react testing"   # Discover skills
kitpack install owner/repo/skill # Inspect and install
kitpack init                     # Scaffold a new skill
kitpack add cursor/rules.md      # Add a file to the bundle
kitpack publish                  # Publish to a registry

Features

Interactive TUI Dashboard

Run kitpack without arguments to open a full keyboard-navigable terminal UI:

  • Search tab — type to search 600K+ skills from skills.sh (debounced 300ms), navigate with ↑↓, press Enter to inspect, i to install
  • Installed tab — list all installed skills, x to delete
  • Skill detail view — security scan findings, partner audit results, trust score, file tree preview

Security Scanner

Every skill is scanned for 16 malicious patterns before install:

| Severity | Patterns | |----------|----------| | Critical | curl | sh, wget | sh, base64 decode → exec | | High | eval(), exec/spawn, rm -rf, chmod 777, sudo, obfuscated JS | | Medium | postinstall scripts, dynamic require/import, file writes, hidden file access | | Low | ENV access, network requests |

Trust Scoring

Weighted 0–100 score combining four factors:

| Factor | Weight | Source | |--------|--------|--------| | Security scan | 30% | Local 16-rule analysis with severity-weighted penalty | | GitHub stars | 25% | Fetched via GitHub API from the source repo | | Partner audits | 25% | skills.sh partner providers (Socket, Snyk, Runlayer, ZeroLeaks, Gen Agent Trust Hub) | | Install count | 20% | skills.sh install statistics |

skills.sh Ecosystem Integration

  • Search 600K+ skills from the Vercel-powered registry
  • Download skill files and metadata
  • Partner audits via Vercel OIDC-authenticated API (VERCEL_OIDC_TOKEN)

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | kitpack | Open the interactive TUI dashboard | | kitpack search <query> | Search skills.sh for skills | | kitpack install <owner/repo/skill> | Inspect, scan, and install a skill | | kitpack init | Scaffold a new skill project | | kitpack add <file...> | Add files to the skill bundle | | kitpack publish | Publish the skill to a registry |

Programmatic API

import {
  searchSkills,         // Search skills.sh registry
  getSkillDetail,       // Download skill files + metadata
  getSkillAudit,        // Fetch partner security audits
  fetchSkillReadme,     // Get SKILL.md content
  scanContent,          // Scan a file for malicious patterns
  scanSkill,            // Scan all files in a skill
  summarizeFindings,    // Aggregate findings by severity
  computeTrustScore,    // Compute 0–100 trust score
  fetchGitHubStars,     // Get star count from GitHub API
  installSkill,         // Install skill to .kitpack/skills/
  loadConfig,           // Load configuration
} from '@linuxctrl/kitpack';

Data Directory

Installed skills are stored in .kitpack/skills/<name>/:

.kitpack/
  packs.json            # Project skill metadata
  skills/
    <skill-name>/       # Each installed skill
      packs.json        # Install metadata
      files/
        SKILL.md        # Skill instructions
        ...
  files/                # Files added via kitpack add

Configuration

Reads from .kitpack/config.json or ~/.kitpack/config.json:

{
  "registry": "local",
  "localIndexDir": "~/.kitpack/index"
}

Environment variables:

| Variable | Purpose | |----------|---------| | VERCEL_OIDC_TOKEN | Authenticated access to skills.sh V1 API (audits) |


License

MIT