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kitbase

v0.0.23

Published

Your team's AI toolkit, in one command

Readme

kitbase

Your team's AI toolkit, in one command.

Manage, version, and distribute MCPs, skills, and agents across projects, repos, machines, and members — without a secret ever touching kitbase's servers.

Install

npx kitbase <command>

or install globally:

npm install -g kitbase

This package is a thin wrapper: it resolves your OS/architecture and runs the matching native kitbase binary from @kitbasehq/cli-* — no separate download step needed.

Commands

scan      Detect clients, existing configs and repos; offer to import as a profile
init      Create a profile from scratch (or from scan)
login     Auth; downloads and caches manifests + repo map
join      Join a team and get profiles assigned by role
apply     Resolve and install (machine scope + current repo); auto-verifies tasks
status    Desired vs. real, per detected client
diff      Same as `status`, with the actual entry names behind each difference
tasks     List pending tasks; marking one triggers verification
link      Manually link the current repo to a profile
vault     Connect a secrets resolver
publish   Publish a new profile version
rollback  Point a profile at a previous version
list      Available / assigned profiles
report    Upload a full machine snapshot
schedule  Install the opt-in daily background `kitbase report`

Run kitbase help <command> for details on any of them.

How it works

  • Secrets are never sent to kitbase's backend — configs reference them as {{vault://provider/path/field}} and get resolved locally against your own vault.
  • The CLI writes native config for each detected client (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.) and marks its own entries so it never overwrites what it doesn't manage.
  • Profile versions are immutable; kitbase rollback just points at a previous one.
  • Works offline against the last synced state in ~/.kitbase/.

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