Bundlekit
A standalone local MCP server for managing docs-hub bundle IRs, including splitting, merging, checking, normalizing bundles, rendering design Markdown, validating legacy dynamics YAML, and syncing owned docs skills.
README
Bundlekit
Standalone local MCP for docs-hub bundle IR:
- split / merge / check / normalize bundles
- render design Markdown
- validate legacy-dynamics YAML
- sync owned docs skills on
init
Package is independent of Hubdocs, ArtifactGraph, and CodeGraph. They remain
optional accelerators; missing optionals use the documented fallback and
measurable bundlekit.missing-optional event contract.
Install
# from a local checkout (dev)
cd /path/to/bundlekit
pnpm install
pnpm build
pnpm link --global # optional
cd /path/to/docs-hub
bundlekit init
Linux installer (after the repo is published):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raintr91/bundlekit/main/install.sh | bash
Init
cd <docs-hub>
bundlekit init
The TTY wizard runs in three steps:
- choose agents (detected agents are pre-selected; choosing none is valid)
- optionally configure installed Hubdocs and/or ArtifactGraph toolkits (none means skip and add them later)
- when Cursor and machine-local repo maps are present, wire cross-repo
CodeGraph servers now or defer to
platform-dna codegraph:wire
Bundlekit never downloads another toolkit implicitly. A selected optional toolkit that is not installed is reported as deferred without failing init. CodeGraph wiring is owned and performed by Platform DNA, not reimplemented inside Bundlekit.
Writes/updates:
- project-local MCP configs for the agents selected by the wizard
- owned skills/extracts/rules under
.cursor/(commit-worthy; not ignored wholesale) - exact machine-local ignore entries (
.bundlekit/,legacy-repos.local.json,platform-repos.local.json, written agent MCP paths such as.cursor/mcp.json) - both machine-local map skeletons when missing (never overwrite member content)
- repo-only
legacy-repos.json+ example for optional brownfield evidence - Bundlekit CLI aliases in
package.jsonwithout replacing existing scripts - no portable
platform-repos*.json: that config is Platform DNA-owned
Configure repo maps (/configure-repo-maps)
After init, fill machine-local checkouts with natural language — do not hand-edit
JSON. Prefer the Platform DNA skill when that toolkit is installed; Bundlekit
ships a thin copy for independence. /legacy-spec Gaps when a legacy root is
missing hand off here.
Platform example (writes platform-repos.local.json):
docs = base-docs ở ~/ws/base-docs; portal admin ở ~/ws/portal; api core ở ~/ws/api
Legacy example (writes legacy-repos.local.json, key legacy-*):
legacy ERP cũ ở D:\legacy\erp, key legacy-erp
For CI, use bundlekit init --yes; detected agents and the only supported lane
(docs) are selected automatically, optional toolkits and CodeGraph are skipped
by default. Use --with=hubdocs,artifactgraph (or --with=none) and
--codegraph|--no-codegraph for explicit automation. --target, --type,
--location, and --project-root remain available.
Tools
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
bundle_split |
*.bundle.yaml → ir/* |
bundle_merge |
ir/* → bundle |
bundle_check |
split drift check |
bundle_split_all |
batch split |
bundle_normalize |
normalize gen |
docs_render / docs_render_common |
design MD only |
legacy_dynamics_validate |
legacy dynamics schema |
Owned skills
/spec · /update-spec · /update-spec-legacy · /legacy-spec ·
/configure-repo-maps · /bqa-grill-docs · /dev-grill-docs · /grill-with-docs
Lifecycle
The primary commands are:
bundlekit init # install in this docs hub
bundlekit deinit # remove this hub's owned harness + local MCP
bundlekit uninstall # preview global/all removal from anywhere
bundlekit uninstall --yes # all tracked hubs + local/global MCP + CLI
bundlekit prune # dry-run
bundlekit prune --yes # delete only unmodified stale files
Interactive deinit/uninstall preview and confirm. Non-TTY runs are dry-runs
unless --yes is passed. init records each destination in the XDG state
ledger and records managed-file hashes in .bundlekit/install-manifest.json.
Use bundlekit uninstall --discover <dir> to find installs created before the
ledger existed.
Customized files and package scripts are preserved and reported. Bundlekit removes
legacy-repos.json only when it created the file and its recorded hash is
unchanged. Shared MCP/extract registries are unmerged without deleting other
toolkits' entries. prune remains stale-only.
See mcp-package.json for tool/harness API compatibility.
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