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@wattsonme/codexlib

v1.1.0

Published

CodexLib MCP Server — compressed knowledge packs for AI agents via stdio

Readme

codexlib CLI

Command-line tool for CodexLib — compressed knowledge packs for AI prompts.

Install

# From the cli/ directory
npm link

# Or run directly
npx codexlib <command>

Usage

# Pull a specific pack to clipboard
codexlib pull ai-ml-llm-fundamentals

# Pull a random pack from a domain
codexlib pull cybersecurity

# Search packs by keyword
codexlib search quantum

# List all domains
codexlib list

# List packs in a domain
codexlib list ai-ml

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | pull <pack-slug> | Download a specific pack and copy to clipboard | | pull <domain> | Download a random pack from that domain to clipboard | | search <query> | Search packs by keyword (matches slug and title) | | list | List all available domains | | list <domain> | List all packs in a domain | | help | Show help |

Output Format

The pull command copies the pack content to your clipboard in this format:

[DECODE] abbr=expansion|abbr2=expansion2|...

# Pack Content (compressed)
...

The rosetta header tells the AI how to decode the compressed abbreviations.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (uses native fetch)
  • macOS (pbcopy) or Linux (xclip) for clipboard support
  • Falls back to stdout if no clipboard tool is available

API

All data is fetched from https://codexlib.io/api/v1/.