Installs a system-wide wrapper for the zmail CLI via TypeScript interpreter.
npx skills add https://github.com/cirne/zmail --skill install-cli
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: install-cli Source: https://github.com/cirne/zmail/tree/main/.cursor/skills/install-cli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cirne/zmail --skill install-cli
This Skill installs a small wrapper script that lets you run zmail from any directory by delegating to the repository's source via npx tsx, eliminating the need to be in the project folder.
Run npm run install-cli to install the wrapper script to your PATH.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can run zmail from any directory by installing a CLI wrapper that delegates to the repository source via npx tsx. This eliminates the need to navigate into the project folder before executing commands.
Yes, the zmail CLI wrapper requires Node.js and tsx integration to execute the repository's TypeScript source directly. It leverages npx tsx to run the source files without managing compiled binaries.
Using a wrapper script that delegates to the source via npx tsx is the best way to expose a local TypeScript CLI globally. This lightweight approach avoids managing binaries while providing consistent, cross-project access.
Moving the repository breaks the zmail wrapper because the script delegates to the original source path. You need to reinstall the wrapper or update the path configuration to point to the new repository location.
The zmail wrapper handles PATH and environment variables by configuring the executable script to respect existing PATH visibility and custom ZMAIL_HOME settings. This ensures consistent execution across different shell environments.
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