avirajkhare00/paperclip
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Paperclip (paperclipai) setup and usage from the npm registry. Use when the user mentions Paperclip, paperclipai CLI, local Paperclip server, onboarding, or integrating with Paperclip APIs. Do not clone the Paperclip GitHub repo to obtain or run the product.
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Updated Apr 16, 2026
$ install --global
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SKILL.md
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Paperclip (npm-first)
Hard rule
Do not git clone the Paperclip repository (for example github.com/paperclipai/paperclip) as the default way to install, run, or update Paperclip for local development or integration work.
Treat the npm registry as the source of truth for the CLI and published packages users actually run.
How to get Paperclip
Prefer one of these patterns (match the user’s package manager):
- One-off / scripts:
pnpm dlx paperclipai,npx paperclipai@latest, ornpm exec paperclipai - Project dependency:
npm install paperclipai,pnpm add paperclipai, etc. - Global CLI (when appropriate):
npm install -g paperclipai
Use paperclipai as the package name on npm (see https://www.npmjs.com/package/paperclipai). Pin a version when reproducibility matters (npx paperclipai@<version>).
When cloning might be acceptable
Only if the user explicitly asks to work on upstream Paperclip source, fork the repo, or patch core Paperclip code. Even then, prefer npm-linked or workspace workflows only if they request that level of contribution—not as a substitute for “run Paperclip locally.”
Agent behavior
- Install and invoke via npm/pnpm/yarn, not submodule or clone-by-default.
- For docs, prefer published docs / npm readme / official links over assuming the repo layout is checked out.
- If a command fails, fix install, auth, env, or flags—do not pivot to cloning the monorepo as a workaround.
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