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grim-usage

Drive the grim CLI — the OCI package manager for AI skills, rules, agents, MCP servers, hooks, and bundles. Use when installing, updating, searching, rating, or publishing AI-config artifacts with grim; when composing grim init, config, add, lock, install, update, status, context, fetch, describe, export, search, rate, tui, mcp, hook, build, release, publish, login, logout, or completions commands; when adding, pinning, or exporting a plugin marketplace (marketplace.toml); when enabling opt-in telemetry; when configuring settings, multiple registries, or qualified alias/repo references; or when resolving registries, project vs global scope, client targets, or offline mode.

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# Grim Usage

Grimoire (binary: `grim`) is a package manager for AI-agent configuration.
It distributes six artifact kinds — **skills**, **rules**, **agents**,
**MCP servers**, **hooks**, and **bundles** — through any standard OCI
registry (GHCR, Docker Hub, a private Distribution), with lockfile-pinned
installs into a growing fleet of AI clients plus a vendor-neutral `agents`
target. The current names are listed in
[references/registries.md](references/registries.md#client-targets); the
set grows every minor release, so read it there rather than assuming. An
MCP server artifact installs by registering an entry in each client's
native MCP config file (never as a file of its own); uninstall removes
only that entry, never the file.