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@wire-protocol/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Wire Protocol CLI — init, validate, run, registry

Readme

@wire-protocol/cli

Wire Protocol CLI — secure API access for AI coding agents, one YAML file.

npm install -g @wire-protocol/cli

What is Wire?

Wire lets you expose any REST API to an AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Codex) securely — with one YAML skill file. No MCP server, no infrastructure, no hardcoded tokens.

Quick start

# Install a skill from the registry
wire registry install github
wire registry install sentry

# Configure your agent
wire config claude --skills ~/.wire/skills   # Claude Code
wire config cursor --skills ~/.wire/skills   # Cursor

# Set your token
export GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_your_token_here

That's it. Your agent now calls the GitHub API with tokens injected at runtime — they never appear in any prompt, log, or response.

CLI reference

# Skill management
wire init                                   # Scaffold a new skill interactively
wire validate <file>                        # Validate a skill file

# Registry
wire registry install <skill>              # Install from registry
wire registry list                         # List installed + available skills
wire registry search [query]               # Search by name/tag/keyword
wire registry info <skill>                 # Inspect endpoints before installing
wire registry publish <file>               # Stage for registry submission
wire registry remove <skill>               # Uninstall a skill

# Agent configuration
wire config claude [--skills <dir>]        # Configure Claude Code
wire config cursor [--skills <dir>]        # Configure Cursor

# Runtime
wire context [--skills <dir>]             # Print LLM system context
wire run [--skills <dir>] [--provider env|aws|vault|file]

Official skills

| Skill | Endpoints | Auth | |-------|-----------|------| | github | 54 | Bearer token | | sentry | 5 | Bearer token | | linear | 4 | Bearer token | | slack | 4 | Bot token | | datadog | 3 | API key |

Links

License

MIT © YuvakiranGC