check-my-cli-program

List globally and locally installed packages across Scoop, Bun, Cargo, Winget, and Mise.

Updated Jan 28, 2026
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Skill: check-my-cli-program
Source: https://github.com/newkub/skills/tree/main/tools-check
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/newkub/skills --skill check-my-cli-program

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you quickly check which command-line interface (CLI) tools and packages are installed on your system across various package managers.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive Check: Scans for globally and locally installed packages using popular managers like Scoop, Bun, Cargo, Winget, and Mise.
  • System Inventory: Provides a clear list of available CLI tools, aiding in dependency management and troubleshooting.
  • Use Case: Before starting a new project, use this Skill to confirm you have all the necessary development tools and their correct versions installed.

Quick Start

Check all installed CLI tools and packages on my system.

Frequently Asked Questions about check-my-cli-program

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I check installed CLI tools and packages across multiple package managers?

To check installed CLI tools and packages, this Skill scans across managers like Scoop, Bun, Cargo, Winget, and Mise. It executes specific package manager commands to list globally and locally installed packages, providing a comprehensive system inventory for dependency management.

Can I list globally and locally installed packages for Cargo and Bun in one view?

Yes, you can list globally and locally installed packages for Cargo and Bun together. The Skill verifies installed CLI tools by executing commands for each specified package manager and aggregates the results into a single clear list of available tools.

Does this system check tool support Windows package managers like Scoop and Winget?

Yes, this system check tool supports Windows package managers including Scoop and Winget. It runs the specific commands required by each manager to verify installed CLI tools and retrieve a complete list of globally and locally available packages on your system.

What is the best way to verify development dependencies before starting a new project?

The best way to verify development dependencies is to scan your system for installed CLI tools across managers like Scoop, Cargo, and Mise. This Skill provides a system inventory confirming you have the necessary tools and their correct versions installed before project initialization.

Why does verifying installed CLI tools require running specific package manager commands?

Verifying installed CLI tools requires running specific package manager commands because each tool, such as Mise or Winget, uses distinct syntax to list packages. Executing these individual commands ensures an accurate inventory of both globally and locally installed packages across different environments.

How to inventory installed command-line interface tools across different environments?

To inventory installed command-line interface tools, run a system check across managers like Scoop, Bun, Cargo, Winget, and Mise. This process executes the necessary commands per package manager to list installed packages and confirms available development tools for troubleshooting.