PromptsMay 11, 2026·2 min read

PRPM — Package Manager for AI Prompts

PRPM is a CLI registry for AI coding prompts, rules, skills, and agents that can install the same package into multiple editor formats from one command.

Agent ready

Ready-to-run agent install

This asset can be installed after the agent chooses its runtime, checks the plan, and runs the matching command.

Native · 96/100Policy: allow
Agent surface
Any MCP/CLI agent
Kind
Prompt
Install
Single
Trust
Trust: Established
Entrypoint
Asset
Direct install command
npx -y tokrepo@latest install 47e522a3-deeb-4d75-a565-ecee6a6daa2e --target codex

Run after dry-run confirms the install plan.

Intro

PRPM is a CLI registry for AI coding prompts, rules, skills, and agents that can install the same package into multiple editor formats from one command.

  • Best for: Teams standardizing prompts/rules across editors (Cursor, Claude, Copilot, Continue, etc.)
  • Works with: Node.js + npm; supports install + search + collections via the CLI
  • Setup time: 10 minutes

Practical Notes

  • Setup time ~10 minutes (npm install + one search + one install)
  • README lists 13 output formats (e.g., cursor/claude/continue/windsurf/copilot/kiro/gemini/opencode/codex/...)
  • GitHub stars + forks (verified): see Source & Thanks

PRPM becomes valuable when you treat prompts/rules as dependencies:

  • Put a small prpm install script in your repo bootstrap.
  • Use non-interactive search flags for agent automation (--no-interactive).
  • Prefer collections for onboarding: a single command can roll out a consistent baseline across the team.

For safety, review installed files the same way you review code: keep diffs, pin versions (if your workflow supports it), and avoid installing unknown packages directly into production repos.

FAQ

Q: Why not copy-paste rules manually? A: Manual drift is guaranteed. A registry + install step keeps teams consistent across editors.

Q: How do agents avoid interactive prompts? A: The README explicitly recommends --no-interactive for search to avoid pagination prompts.

Q: What is the safest first use? A: Search and read info first, then install one small package into a disposable repo to review output paths.

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Source & Thanks

Source: https://github.com/pr-pm/prpm > License: MIT > GitHub stars: 108 · forks: 13

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