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shed-cli

v0.1.1

Published

Shed — keep agent & CLI tools current (detect + update)

Readme

Shed

A calm place to keep agent & CLI tools current.

Mac app: Download · Site: useshed.vercel.app · CLI: npx shed-cli

Brand: olive / cream / charcoal (assets/shed-icon.png). npm package is shed-cli (the name shed is taken); the binary is still shed.

Not on the Mac App Store — Shed must run brew/npm/agent update commands outside Apple’s sandbox. GitHub Releases is the storefront.

Install

Menu bar (macOS 14+)

  1. Download Shed-*-macos-arm64.zip from Releases
  2. Move Shed.app/Applications
  3. Right-click → Open, or xattr -cr /Applications/Shed.app && open -a Shed
  4. Requires Node.js 20+ on your PATH

CLI

npx shed-cli status
npx shed-cli check
npx shed-cli update

From this repo:

npm install && npm run build
node dist/shed.js status
npm run app    # native menu bar + embedded CLI

Commands

shed status | check | probe <id> | update | catalog | discover
shed add <id…> | remove <id> | export [--clipboard] | import <file>
shed schedule install --days 3 | activity | help

Docs (start here if you’re new)

| Doc | What’s in it | | ---------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | | docs/PRODUCT.md | What Shed is, how to use it | | docs/ARCHITECTURE.md | CLI + app + data flow | | docs/CONTRIBUTING.md | Dev setup, branches, PR norms | | docs/DISTRIBUTION.md | Release zip, npm, notarization | | RELEASE.md | 0.1 ship checklist / branching |

Layout

bin/shed.ts          CLI source
dist/shed.js         bundled CLI (npx + embedded in app)
src/lib/             engine
catalog/tools.json   curated tools
macos/Shed/          SwiftUI / AppKit menu bar app
site/                marketing (Vercel)
assets/              brand + menubar template PDF
~/.shed/             your config + activity (local only)

Config

Tracked tools live in ~/.shed/config.json. Each tool needs id + update; optional detect / latest / github / policy. Onboarding never silently adds tools.