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AIPM — AI Package Manager

Install AI skills like packages.

  • Software got npm.
  • Infrastructure got Terraform.
  • Containers got Docker.
  • AI has nothing.
  • That's the problem AIPM solves.

AIPM gives you a registry and CLI for AI skills. Install prompts, rules, MCP setup, and tool files into a repo for Cursor, Claude, Codex, and more. Start with one command, then keep reusable AI setup with your project.

What is AIPM?
AIPM is an AI package manager: a public registry plus CLI for reusable AI skills, prompts, rules, MCP setup, and tool files.
Who is it for?
Developers and teams using Cursor, Claude, Codex, and other assistants who want repeatable project-local AI setup instead of copied instructions.
How do you start?
Install the CLI, run aipm init, then add a package with aipm add @scope/name@version.
SkillsRulesPromptsMCP serversHooksContext packsPoliciesWorkflowsMemory configTool configsEnvironment bundlesAgent instructions
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Get started

Install AIPM and add a skill

Full guide
1

Install the CLI

npm install -g @aipm-registry/cli

Other install methods -> Full install guide

2

Initialize your project

Create an AIPM config file in the current project.

aipm init --target cursor
3

Add a skill

Install one package version into the selected AI tool target.

aipm add @scope/name@1.0.0 --target cursor --ci

Live registry

Find a skill

Open full registry

Loading skills

No public skills are listed yet. Demo packages are hidden while starter skills are prepared.

Use skills

Create project config, install a skill, and see which files AIPM writes.

Publish skills

Create an account, reserve a package name, generate a token, and publish new versions.

Learn the basics

Read practical guides for creating safe, useful AI skills.

Popular skill ideas

Start with high-value skills for code review, tests, docs, security, MCP setup, and more.

Get discovered

Write names, descriptions, and examples that help users find the right AI skill.

Start from templates

Create package folders for review, issue summary, release notes, or blank skills.

Troubleshoot

Fix registry, package, target, version, and install problems quickly.