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@skilljit/core

v0.1.5

Published

Local catalog, full-text search, and token accounting for skilljit

Readme

@skilljit/core

Local SQLite catalog, FTS5 full-text search, and token accounting for skilljit — just-in-time skill and MCP tool routing for Claude.

Most people want the skilljit CLI, not this package directly. This is the internal storage/search/ranking layer it's built on, published standalone in case you want to build your own tooling against the same ~/.skilljit/catalog.db.

import { Catalog } from "@skilljit/core";

const catalog = new Catalog("~/.skilljit/catalog.db");
const hits = catalog.searchSkills("postgres migration", 3);

Also exports ingestGithubRepo (GitHub API ingestion) and ingestLocalGitRepo (clone + git worktree ingestion for any git remote — self-hosted, GitLab, an SSH-authenticated private repo), plus a persistent cross-session token ledger on Catalog so skilljit_stats() can report totals across every tab sharing a catalog.

Node 16+. On Node 18+ this is a zero-compile install (better-sqlite3 ships a prebuilt binary). On Node 16/17 there's no prebuilt binary for that ABI on any platform, so npm compiles it from source via node-gyp — needs a C++ toolchain and a Python with distutils available (removed in Python 3.12+).

See the main repo for the full design, the fixed tool surface, and benchmark numbers.

MIT licensed.