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impactos-bmad-shared-sync

v0.1.4

Published

Cross-platform CLI for synchronizing shared ImpactOS BMad and AI runtime artifacts.

Readme

ImpactOS BMad Sync

Shared source for ImpactOS BMad workflows, AI runtime skills, coding standards, and sync metadata.

Usage

Create bmad.shared.yaml in a consumer project:

source:
  repo: https://example.com/path/to/impactos.knowlagebase.git
  cachePath: "~/.impactos/impactos.knowlagebase"
  ref: main
  syncRoot: bmad-sync

runtime:
  codex: true
  claude: false
  gemini: false
  opencode: false

preserve:
  - _bmad/core/config.yaml
  - AGENTS.md
  - .claude/CLAUDE.md
  - .gemini/GEMINI.md
  - .gemini/settings.json
  - .roomodes

The package includes the same example at templates/bmad.shared.yaml. The init command creates this local config for a consuming project. Replace source.repo with your knowledgebase repository URL before running plan or sync.

Run:

npx impactos-bmad-shared-sync plan
npx impactos-bmad-shared-sync sync --force
npx impactos-bmad-shared-sync validate

For private repository access, create a local .env next to bmad.shared.yaml:

BMAD_SYNC_REPO_LOGIN=<login>
BMAD_SYNC_REPO_RPT=<rpt-or-token>

The CLI reads .env by default or a custom file via --env-file. Credentials are passed to git through a temporary HTTP authorization header and are not written to the repository remote URL. This mode expects an HTTPS source.repo URL.

Layout

common/      Shared project artifacts copied to matching project-relative paths.
runtimes/    Runtime-specific skills and command definitions.
templates/   Full example runtime config files for new projects only.
snippets/    Managed blocks that may be inserted explicitly.
bin/         Cross-platform npm CLI.

Runtime config files such as AGENTS.md and .claude/CLAUDE.md are not synchronized as whole files. Use templates manually or update managed blocks only with --update-runtime-config-blocks.

Directory.Build.props is synchronized as a template. During sync, the CLI replaces repository-specific placeholders with metadata from the target project folder:

  • Product uses the target folder name.
  • RepositoryUrl uses git remote get-url origin from the target project.
  • If the target folder is not a Git repository or has no origin remote, repository URL fields are left empty and can still be overridden by MSBuild properties.

Publishing

The CLI package is intended for the public npm registry:

npm publish --registry https://registry.npmjs.org/

Before publishing, confirm the package license and ensure .npmrc uses https://registry.npmjs.org/.