Install the CLI
npm install -g @aipm-registry/cliOther install methods -> Full install guide
AIPM — AI Package Manager
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.
aipm init, then add a package with aipm add @scope/name@version.Get started
npm install -g @aipm-registry/cliOther install methods -> Full install guide
Create an AIPM config file in the current project.
aipm init --target cursorInstall one package version into the selected AI tool target.
aipm add @scope/name@1.0.0 --target cursor --ciLive registry
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Create project config, install a skill, and see which files AIPM writes.
Create an account, reserve a package name, generate a token, and publish new versions.
Read practical guides for creating safe, useful AI skills.
Understand AIPM, AI skills, prompt packages, and reusable assistant setup.
Learn how packages help AI agents reuse project workflows safely.
Keep prompts, rules, and instructions in Git instead of losing them in chat.
Understand AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, MCP config, and skills.
Choose the right instruction file for Claude Code, Cursor, and other agents.
Manage MCP server setup safely across Cursor, Claude Code, and team repos.
Compare AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, skills, and MCP in one verified table.
Understand the model, instructions, memory, tools, actions, and safety controls.
Choose the right shared or scoped instruction format for your coding agents.
See how Claude Code skills and custom slash commands now work together.
Keep MCP server access safe, clear, testable, and easy to reuse.
Give teammates one clear prompt source instead of scattered chat copies.
Share MCP setup notes safely without publishing tokens or private values.
See when a package manager is better than copying prompts by hand.
Start with high-value skills for code review, tests, docs, security, MCP setup, and more.
Write names, descriptions, and examples that help users find the right AI skill.
Create package folders for review, issue summary, release notes, or blank skills.
Fix registry, package, target, version, and install problems quickly.