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@truekeep/skill

v0.1.0

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Install a per-portal TrueKeep brand skill into Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and other AI harnesses.

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Readme

@truekeep/skill

Install a per-portal TrueKeep brand skill into Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and other AI harnesses.

Quick start

# From a project root where you want the skill installed:
npx @truekeep/skill install --portal <slug> --url https://truekeep.ai --install-token op-install-...

The --install-token is a short-lived (5-minute) single-use token minted from your TrueKeep portal's /connect page. Click "Install skill" there and copy the generated command.

You can also pass a long-lived API token (sk-mcp-...) via --token instead of --install-token.

Commands

# With a global install (npm install -g @truekeep/skill):
truekeep install --portal <slug> --url <truekeep-url> [--token <api-token> | --install-token <install-token>] [--global] [--harness <name>]
truekeep update  --portal <slug>
truekeep list
truekeep remove  --portal <slug>

# Without a global install, prefix each command with "npx @truekeep/skill":
npx @truekeep/skill install --portal niftic --url https://truekeep.ai --install-token op-install-xyz
  • install — fetches the per-portal skill bundle and writes it to the detected harness's skills dir. Default is project-level (<cwd>/.claude/skills/...); use --global for user-level (~/.claude/skills/...).
  • update — re-fetches and overwrites a previously installed portal's skill. Uses the source URL stored in skills-lock.json.
  • list — prints installed portals from skills-lock.json.
  • remove — deletes a portal's skill directory and removes the lock entry.

Supported harnesses

Auto-detected by inspecting the target directory for known config dirs:

  • .claude/ — Claude Code
  • .cursor/ — Cursor
  • .opencode/ — OpenCode
  • .gemini/ — Gemini CLI
  • .kiro/ — Kiro
  • .pi/ — Pi
  • .qoder/ — Qoder
  • .rovodev/ — Rovo Dev
  • .trae/ — Trae

If more than one is detected, you'll be prompted to pick. Override with --harness <name>.

Lock file

A skills-lock.json is written to the project root tracking installed portals — source URL, generated-at timestamp, computed hash. Update commands use this to find the source.

License

MIT