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mindbuddy

v0.4.4

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Install the MindBuddy Skill into the user-level global skills directory.

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mindbuddy

Install the MindBuddy Skill into the user-level global skills directory and WorkBuddy's skills directory.

npx mindbuddy@latest --install-skill

The default targets are ~/.agents/skills/mindbuddy and ~/.workbuddy/skills/mindbuddy. Restart the Agent after installation. To use another host directory, pass --dest <skills-dir>. The installer never asks for or reads a MindBuddy API Key and preserves an existing config/connection.json during updates.

The default installation also writes ~/.workbuddy/skills/mindbuddy. Install to another supported client with --client <name>, or install to every supported global client directory with --all-clients. Supported clients are global, workbuddy, claude, cursor, windsurf, codex, antigravity, gemini, qoderwork, and codebuddy.

After installation, configure the connection in WorkBuddy:

  1. Open Settings -> Skills.
  2. Find MindBuddy, click the three-dot menu in the upper right, and choose Open Folder.
  3. Open the config folder. The installer normally creates connection.json automatically.
  4. The installer creates connection.json automatically. Edit only its fields apiBaseUrl and apiKey. For older installations where it is missing, copy connection.example.json as connection.json; the example file is a template and does not take effect when edited directly.
  5. Reload the Skill after saving. Create or enable the Key first in the MindBuddy mini-program's 连接 Agent page. Never paste the Key into chat or a command.

Status and removal:

npx mindbuddy@latest --status
npx mindbuddy@latest --uninstall-skill
npx mindbuddy@latest --install-skill --client claude
npx mindbuddy@latest --install-skill --all-clients
npx mindbuddy@latest --install-skill --dest /path/to/project/.windsurf/skills