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vlurp

2.0.0

Major Changes

  • f4a3277: An ingress layer for AI agent content — fetch, pin, prove, scan, diff.

    Breaking changes

    • Default filters expanded. v1 matched .claude/** and CLAUDE.md. v2 defaults also include *.md, **/*.md (excluding README, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, CODE_OF_CONDUCT), agents/**, and commands/**. If you relied on the old defaults, pass --preset minimal or explicit --filter flags.
    • Lineage records are now written on every fetch. A .vlurp.jsonl file is created at your target directory root containing SHA-256 hashes of every file fetched. This file should be committed to git — it is the machine-readable receipt of what was actually fetched.
    • Unpinned fetches now warn. Fetching without --ref prints a warning that upstream content is mutable. This is intentional — mutable upstream is how supply chain attacks happen.

    New in v2

    Pin and prove

    # Pin to a commit. Immutable content. Reproducible fetches.
    vlurp dcramer/dex -d ./skills --filter "plugins/dex/skills/dex/**" --as dex --ref 939f6cb
    
    # Flatten deep repo paths into something you can find
    vlurp obra/the-elements-of-style -d ./skills --as writing-style
    
    # Verify nothing has changed since you reviewed it
    vlurp verify ./skills
    
    # Pin every unpinned entry in your .vlurpfile to current upstream HEAD
    vlurp pin

    Detect upstream changes before they become instructions

    # Which of your pinned refs are behind upstream?
    vlurp outdated .vlurpfile
    
    # What exactly changed? Content diff, not commit log.
    vlurp diff dcramer/dex -d ./skills

    Know what a skill tells your agent to do

    # Surface area analysis — tool references, external commands, injection patterns
    vlurp scan ./skills

    Output tells you what matters: which tools the content references, which shell commands it instructs your agent to run, and whether it contains known injection or escalation patterns. A report, not a verdict — because the human makes the trust decision.

    Catalog your skills

    # Generate catalog.json from SKILL.md frontmatter
    vlurp catalog ./skills

    Presets for common repo structures

    vlurp user/repo --preset skills     # skills/**, SKILL.md, **/*.md
    vlurp user/repo --preset agents     # agents/**, commands/**, **/*.md
    vlurp user/repo --preset claude     # .claude/**, CLAUDE.md
    vlurp user/repo --preset docs       # **/*.md (excluding boilerplate)
    vlurp user/repo --auto              # auto-detect repo structure via GitHub API

    The .vlurpfile is a manifest you can read

    # Skills for AI agent context — reviewed and pinned
    vlurp dcramer/dex -d ./skills --filter "plugins/dex/skills/dex/**" --as dex --ref 939f6cb
    vlurp obra/superpowers -d ./skills --preset skills --ref abc1234

    One fetch command per line. Human-readable. Greppable. Run any line by itself. The .vlurpfile is intent. The .vlurp.jsonl alongside it is reality. Both get committed. Both get reviewed.

1.2.0

Minor changes

  • 091dbfd: Add **/*.md to the default filter

1.1.0

Minor Changes

  • 50c3c6e: Improve vlurp user experience based on v1.0.0 feedback:

    • Terminology: Replace all "clone" references with "vlurp" to better reflect that we download tarballs
    • Enhanced default filters: Now includes *.md files (excluding common repo files), /agents and /commands directories. Refactored to use glob for cleaner, more reliable pattern matching
    • Re-vlurping protection: Warns when overwriting existing directories, shows file count, can bypass with --force flag
    • Tree display: Automatically shows directory structure after vlurping with total file count using ASCII tree. Fixed to show hidden directories like .claude

1.0.0

Major Changes

  • 58a1e06: Initial release (1.0.0)