wordspace
CLI for bootstrapping and managing wordspace projects
What this skill does
# Wordspace
Wordspace is a CLI tool that bootstraps project workspaces with workflows — reusable `.prose` programs fetched from GitHub.
## When to activate
Activate this skill when the user:
- Wants to set up a new wordspace project
- Wants to browse, search, or add workflows
- Mentions "wordspace" by name
- Asks about available workflows or how to get new ones
## Commands
### `wordspace init`
Bootstrap a new project in the current directory. Runs three steps:
1. **Workflows** — Fetches available `.prose` workflows from GitHub and presents an interactive picker. The user selects which ones to download. In CI (non-TTY), all workflows are downloaded automatically.
2. **Claude settings** — Creates `.claude/settings.local.json` with base permissions (`curl`, `python3`, `WebFetch`, `WebSearch`).
3. **Directories** — Creates the `output/` directory.
Use `--force` to re-download workflows that already exist locally.
### `wordspace search [query]`
List all available workflows from the remote repository. Optionally filter by a substring query.
```
wordspace search # list all
wordspace search pulse # filter by "pulse"
```
### `wordspace add <name> [...]`
Download one or more specific workflows by name. Automatically appends `.prose` if missing.
```
wordspace add x-daily-pulse
wordspace add x-daily-pulse x-weekly-report
wordspace add x-daily-pulse --force # overwrite existing
```
## Project structure after init
```
project/
├── .claude/
│ └── settings.local.json # Claude permissions
├── workflows/
│ └── *.prose # downloaded workflow files
├── output/ # working directory for outputs
└── skills/
└── wordspace/
└── SKILL.md # this file
```
## Workflow picker (during init)
When running `wordspace init`, the CLI presents a numbered list of available workflows. The user can respond with:
- `all` or press Enter — download everything
- `none` or `0` — skip workflow download
- `1,3,5` — pick specific numbers
- `1-3` — pick a range
- `1,3-5,7` — mix of both
## Installation
```
npx wordspace init
```
Or install globally:
```
npm i -g wordspace
wordspace init
```
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