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tpclawhub

v0.8.1

Published

TPClawHub CLI — install, update, search, and publish agent skills to 70+ IDEs with interactive selection.

Readme

tpclawhub

TPClawHub CLI — install, update, search, and publish agent skills to 70+ IDEs with interactive selection.

Install

# Global installation
npm install -g tpclawhub

# Or use npx (no installation needed)
npx tpclawhub --help

IDE Installation (New Feature)

Install skills to multiple IDEs with interactive selection:

# Interactive selection (recommended)
tpclawhub install my-skill -g

# Install to specific IDE
tpclawhub install my-skill --agent claude-code
tpclawhub install my-skill --agent cursor windsurf

# Install to all supported IDEs
tpclawhub install my-skill --agent '*'

# List supported IDEs
tpclawhub list-agents
tpclawhub list-agents --installed

# List installed skills
tpclawhub list -g
tpclawhub list --agent claude-code

Interactive Selection

When running tpclawhub install <skill> -g without --agent:

  1. Automatically detects installed IDEs
  2. Shows interactive multi-select interface
  3. Remembers your last selection
  4. Supports search filtering (type to filter)
  5. Use ↑↓ to move, Space to toggle, Enter to confirm

Supported IDEs (70+)

| Type | IDEs | |------|------| | Popular | Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Gemini CLI | | Universal | GitHub Copilot, Codex, Zed, Warp, Replit, OpenCode | | Chinese | Trae, Trae CN, Lingma, Qwen Code, Qoder CN | | Enterprise | IBM Bob, Cortex Code (Snowflake), CodeArts Agent | | More | Augment, Continue, Goose, Devin, Junie, Kilo Code, OpenHands... |

Full list: tpclawhub list-agents

IDE Installation Options

| Option | Short | Description | |--------|-------|-------------| | --global | -g | Install globally to user directory (auto-overwrite) | | --agent <agents> | -a | Target specific IDE(s) | | --yes | -y | Skip interactive selection | | --version <ver> | | Install specific version | | --force | | Force overwrite (for project-level install) |

Migration from clawhub / clawdhub

The clawhub and clawdhub commands have been renamed to tpclawhub. Old commands still work but will show a migration notice.

Auth (publish)

tpclawhub login
# or
tpclawhub auth login

# Headless / token paste
tpclawhub login --token clh_...

Notes:

  • Browser login opens https://clawhub.ai/cli/auth and completes via a loopback callback.
  • Token stored in ~/Library/Application Support/tpclawhub/config.json on macOS (override via TPCLAWHUB_CONFIG_PATH, legacy CLAWHUB_CONFIG_PATH/CLAWDHUB_CONFIG_PATH supported).

Examples

# Search skills
tpclawhub search "postgres backups"

# Install to project
tpclawhub install my-skill-pack

# Install to IDEs (interactive)
tpclawhub install my-skill-pack -g

# Install to specific IDEs
tpclawhub install my-skill-pack --agent claude-code cursor

# Update all skills
tpclawhub update --all
tpclawhub update --all --no-input --force

# Publish skill
tpclawhub publish ./my-skill-pack --slug my-skill-pack --name "My Skill Pack" --version 1.2.0 --changelog "Fixes + docs"

Sync (upload local skills)

# Start anywhere; scans workdir first, then legacy Clawdis/Clawd/OpenClaw/Moltbot locations.
tpclawhub sync

# Explicit roots + non-interactive dry-run
tpclawhub sync --root ../clawdis/skills --all --dry-run

Defaults

  • Site: https://clawhub.ai (override via --site or TPCLAWHUB_SITE, legacy CLAWHUB_SITE/CLAWDHUB_SITE supported)
  • Registry: discovered from /.well-known/tpclawhub.json on the site (legacy /.well-known/clawhub.json/clawdhub.json; override via --registry or TPCLAWHUB_REGISTRY)
  • Workdir: current directory (falls back to Clawdbot workspace if configured; override via --workdir or TPCLAWHUB_WORKDIR)
  • Install dir: ./skills under workdir (override via --dir)