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@meltstudio/meltctl

v5.18.0

Published

AI-first development tooling for Melt teams — companion CLI for the org-distributed Claude Code dev skills

Readme

@meltstudio/meltctl

Companion CLI for the Melt AI-first development workflow.

The Melt dev skills (/melt-dev-*) are distributed centrally via the Anthropic org Skills registry and auto-update in Claude Code — there's no per-repo install. Run /melt-dev-setup in Claude Code to scaffold AGENTS.md + a baseline .mcp.json in a repo. This CLI handles auth, templates, and team workflows.

Installation

npm install -g @meltstudio/meltctl

Usage

# Authenticate (required)
meltctl login

# Print the repo-migration playbook (legacy /melt-update path)
meltctl project templates

# Submit daily standup report
meltctl standup

# Send feedback and coins to a teammate
meltctl feedback

# Check your coin balance or team leaderboard
meltctl coins
meltctl coins --leaderboard

# Other commands
meltctl logout
meltctl version --check

Scaffolding a repo

Project scaffolding lives in the dev skills, not the CLI:

  • /melt-dev-setup — analyzes the project, writes a project-specific AGENTS.md, and proposes a baseline .mcp.json (written only on your confirmation).
  • /melt-dev-link — connects and verifies your ticket tracker + browser testing MCP servers, and fills in the ## Tool Connections section of AGENTS.md.

AGENTS.md and .mcp.json are the only files Melt writes into a repo. .claude/settings.json and .gitignore are developer-owned — Melt never touches them.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • @meltstudio.co Google Workspace account

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved.