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@pirasan023/pkgscope

v0.3.0

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Inspect and uninstall developer tools from one terminal UI

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@pirasan023/pkgscope

This is the OS-independent npm launcher for pkgscope. It selects an exact-version native package for macOS or Linux and ARM64 or x64, verifies that the bundled binary reports the same version, and launches it with a direct argument array and shell: false.

npm install --global @pirasan023/pkgscope
pkgscope

The native package is one of:

  • @pirasan023/pkgscope-darwin-arm64
  • @pirasan023/pkgscope-darwin-x64
  • @pirasan023/pkgscope-linux-arm64
  • @pirasan023/pkgscope-linux-x64

Linux packages contain statically linked musl binaries. Windows and other CPUs are rejected with an explicit unsupported-platform error.

pkgscope inventories Homebrew, npm, pnpm, pipx, uv, Cargo, apt, DNF, pacman, Snap, and Flatpak from local data. Uninstall is never automatic: the TUI shows the exact command, requires the full package name, revalidates the installation, and applies manager-specific dependency and privilege checks. pkgscope never invokes sudo, purges Snap data, or deletes Flatpak user data.

Release archives, SHA-256 checksums, SBOMs, provenance attestations, documentation, and source are available in the GitHub repository.