1. Install a powerup
Section titled “1. Install a powerup”Powerups can be installed from either npm or git repos:
pup install npm:@liolocs/powerup-hello-worldAdd --local to install into the project store instead of the global store,
and --dry-run to preview what would happen.
2. Use a powerup
Section titled “2. Use a powerup”Apply a powerup in a project, passing its variables as flags:
pup use powerup-hello-worldAdd --dry-run to print the rendered output instead of writing files, and
--target-dir to run against a different directory.
Every pup use records what it wrote in .powerups/manifest.jsonl — the
applied manifest that powers diagnosis and repair workflows.
3. Remove a powerup
Section titled “3. Remove a powerup”You can remove the powerup by using just the powerup name:
pup uninstall powerup-hello-worldor by using the full package source:
pup uninstall npm:@liolocs/powerup-hello-worldLike install, it removes from the global store unless you pass --local.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- See the full command reference for every flag.
- Ready to write your own powerups? Follow the authoring guide.