Aiwg install

Install AIWG-compatible packages from remote Git repositories into the current workspace

install

source · Clone the upstream repo

git clone https://github.com/jmagly/aiwg

Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/

T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/jmagly/aiwg "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/.agents/skills/install" ~/.claude/skills/jmagly-aiwg-install && rm -rf "$T"

manifest: .agents/skills/install/SKILL.md

source content

AIWG Install

You install AIWG-compatible packages from remote Git repositories into the current workspace.

Triggers

Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description):

"grab the package from github" → install from Git URL
"pull in owner/repo" → install using shorthand ref
"add a community addon" → install remote package
"install from that repo" → install from Git URL

Trigger Patterns Reference

Pattern	Example	Action
Install by URL	"install from https://github.com/org/pkg"	Run `aiwg install https://github.com/org/pkg`
Install by shorthand	"install owner/repo"	Run `aiwg install owner/repo`
Install with branch	"install owner/repo at main"	Run `aiwg install owner/repo#main`

Behavior

When triggered:

Extract intent:
- What is the Git reference? Accept a full HTTPS URL or an
```
owner/repo
```
  shorthand (resolved against github.com by default).
- Is a specific branch, tag, or commit hash mentioned? Append as
```
#ref
```
  .

Resolve the reference:

Input form	Example	Resolved
Full URL	`https://github.com/org/pkg`	used as-is
Shorthand	`org/pkg`	`https://github.com/org/pkg`
Shorthand + ref	`org/pkg#v1.2.0`	`https://github.com/org/pkg#v1.2.0`

Run the command:

# Install by full URL
aiwg install https://github.com/owner/aiwg-package

# Install by shorthand (github.com assumed)
aiwg install owner/aiwg-package

# Install a specific branch or tag
aiwg install owner/aiwg-package#v2.0.0

Report the result inline — confirm the package name, version, and where its artifacts were deployed. Warn if the source does not appear to be a valid AIWG package.

Examples

Example 1: Install from a full GitHub URL

User: "install this addon from git: https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools"

Extraction: Full URL

https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools

Action:

aiwg install https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools

Response: "Installed aiwg-devtools (v1.3.0) from https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools. Artifacts deployed to

.claude/

. Registered in packages registry."

Example 2: Install using owner/repo shorthand

User: "install acme/aiwg-devtools"

Extraction: Shorthand

acme/aiwg-devtools

, resolved to

https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools

Action:

aiwg install acme/aiwg-devtools

Response: "Installed aiwg-devtools (v1.3.0) from https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools. Artifacts deployed to

.claude/

. Registered in packages registry."

Example 3: Install a specific version tag

User: "install acme/aiwg-devtools at v1.2.0"

Extraction: Shorthand

acme/aiwg-devtools

, ref

v1.2.0

Action:

aiwg install acme/aiwg-devtools#v1.2.0

Response: "Installed aiwg-devtools (v1.2.0) from https://github.com/acme/aiwg-devtools at tag v1.2.0. Artifacts deployed to

.claude/

Clarification Prompts

If the user's intent is ambiguous:

"What is the Git URL or owner/repo shorthand for the package you want to install?"
"Should I install the latest commit on the default branch, or a specific tag or branch?"

References

@$AIWG_ROOT/src/cli/handlers/install.ts — Install command handler
@$AIWG_ROOT/docs/cli-reference.md — CLI reference