Command reference
Every yori subcommand, what it does, and its key flags.
| command | what it does |
|---|
yori init | create a project store (./.yori/store) |
yori add <name> | scaffold a new artifact and open $EDITOR |
yori edit <name> | open an existing artifact in $EDITOR |
yori get <name> | print the raw body (no rendering) |
yori run <name> | render — fill variables, inject stdin, print to stdout |
yori show <name> | print metadata (type, layer, path, tags, vars) |
yori ls | list artifacts (all types; --type, --tag, --global) |
yori which <name> | print the resolved file path |
yori deps <name> | what an artifact composes from (extends + transitive includes) |
yori affected <name> | which artifacts include/extend a partial or base (blast radius) |
yori rm <name> | delete an artifact |
| command | what it does |
|---|
yori install <reg> [items] | install a package, or vendor items (--auto, --tag, --all, --sync, --global) |
yori detect | print the project stack --auto matches when: conditions against |
yori publish | build the manifest + commit + push the global store (--remote, -m) |
yori registry build | generate a .yori.json manifest from the store (--out, --global) |
yori registry add/ls/rm | manage registry aliases (use a short name with install/view) |
yori view <reg> [item] | browse a registry's items from its manifest, no clone (--all) |
yori pkg ls | list installed packages |
yori update [name] | pull + re-pin installed packages |
yori uninstall <name> | remove an installed package |
yori push | publish the global store to a git remote (--remote, -m) |
| command | what it does |
|---|
yori sync [names] | render skills + commands into an agent's dirs (--agent, --global, --link, --set, --force, --save) |
yori unsync | remove what yori sync placed (--agent, --global) |
yori export promptfoo <name> | generate a promptfooconfig.yaml for evaluation (--provider, --type) |
--type / -t — select the artifact type (prompt, agent, command,
skill, rule). Defaults to prompt.--global — target ~/.yori instead of the project store.