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cadence-skill-installer

v0.2.49

Published

Install the Cadence skill into supported AI tool skill directories.

Readme

Cadence Skill Installer

Install this repository's skill/ contents into one or more AI tool skill paths (.../skills/cadence/) using npx.

Run

npx cadence-skill-installer

The installer shows a multi-select prompt (comma-separated choices) so you can install into multiple tools in one run. If a selected tool already has Cadence installed, the installer prints an update notice and warns that files will be overwritten. In TTY terminals, selection is a real interactive TUI: use arrow keys (or j/k) to move, space to toggle, a to toggle all, and enter to confirm. The TUI includes color highlighting and a large ASCII CADANCE header. Before copying skill files, the installer checks for python3; if missing, it warns and offers to install Python 3 using a detected system package manager.

Non-interactive examples

# Install to all supported tools
npx cadence-skill-installer --all --yes

# Install to specific tools
npx cadence-skill-installer --tools codex,claude,gemini --yes

Supported tool keys

  • codex
  • agents
  • claude
  • gemini
  • copilot
  • github-copilot
  • windsurf
  • opencode

Release guardrails

This repo enforces release preflight checks through npm lifecycle scripts:

  • preversion: cleans generated Python artifacts and requires a clean git working tree.
  • prepack: removes generated Python artifacts before packaging.

Manual checks:

npm run release:preflight
npm pack --dry-run

CI/CD Trusted Publishing (recommended)

This repo includes /Users/sn0w/Documents/dev/cadence/.github/workflows/publish.yml for npm trusted publishing (OIDC).

  1. Push this repo to GitHub.
  2. In npm package settings for cadence-skill-installer, add a Trusted Publisher:
    • Provider: GitHub Actions
    • Repository: your owner/repo
    • Workflow file: .github/workflows/publish.yml
    • Environment: leave empty unless you use one
  3. Trigger the workflow manually (workflow_dispatch) or push a tag like v0.1.0.

No NPM_TOKEN secret is required in GitHub Actions when trusted publishing is configured.