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@tarpit/tpkit

v0.8.0

Published

CLI tool for syncing AI agent rules and skills across projects

Downloads

1,178

Readme

tpkit

CLI tool for syncing AI agent rules and skills across projects from a private Git store.

Install

npm install -g @tarpit/tpkit

Quick Start

# 1. Initialize — clone your private store
tpkit init [email protected]:yourname/tpkit-store.git

# 2. List available projects
tpkit list

# 3. In a project directory, sync AI agent configs
cd ~/code/my-project
tpkit agent sync

Commands

tpkit init <git-url>

Clone a private store repository to ~/.tpkit/store and write config to ~/.tpkit/config.yaml.

tpkit update

Pull latest changes from the store repository.

tpkit list

List all available projects in the store.

tpkit cd

Open a shell in the store directory for editing.

tpkit agent sync

Sync AI agent configurations to the current project:

  • Rules — concatenates rules/base.md + rules/<project>.md → generates CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md
  • Env — merges env/base.env + env/<project>.env → generates .env
  • Skills — distributes skill files to .claude/commands/, .codex/skills/, .factory/skills/
  • Factory settings — copies factory/settings.json to .factory/settings.json

Use --gitignore to automatically add synced paths to .gitignore.

tpkit agent sync                # auto-detect project from cwd
tpkit agent sync -p megaquant   # explicit project name
tpkit agent sync --gitignore    # also update .gitignore

Store Structure

The private store repository follows this layout:

store/
├── rules/                      # Always-loaded project instructions
│   ├── base.md                 # Shared across all projects
│   └── <project>.md            # Project-specific rules
├── env/                        # Environment variables
│   ├── base.env                # Shared across all projects
│   └── <project>.env           # Project-specific (overrides base)
├── skills/                     # On-demand commands
│   └── <skill>/
│       └── skill.md            # Synced to all AI tools
└── factory/
    └── settings.json           # Factory Droid configuration

Development

pnpm install
pnpm build          # build once
pnpm dev            # watch mode

Release

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT