/jumbo-add-dependency
Use liberally when you introduce, discover, or upgrade a third-party package or external service. Registers the dependency so future sessions know what the project relies on.
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Use liberally when you introduce, discover, or upgrade a third-party package or external service. Registers the dependency so future sessions know what the project relies on.
SKILL.md
jumbo-add-dependency.SKILL.mdname: jumbo-add-dependency
description: Use liberally when you introduce, discover, or upgrade a third-party package or external service. Registers the dependency so future sessions know what the project relies on.
Add Dependency
Register a third-party dependency with Jumbo when you add a new package, discover an unregistered one, or integrate with an external service.
Before Adding
Check for an existing dependency to avoid duplication. Consider renaming, updating, or deprecating and replacing a previously registered dependency before registering a new one.
Use the search subcommand to locate previously registered dependencies:
jumbo dependencies search -q <query>
Command Syntax
jumbo dependency add \
--name "<Display name>" \
--ecosystem "<npm|pip|maven|service|...>" \
--package-name "<package-identifier>" \
--version-constraint "<semver-range>"
Bad Example
jumbo dependency add \
--name "testing lib" \
--ecosystem npm \
--package-name jest
Name does not match the package. Missing version constraint means future agents cannot detect version drift or compatibility issues.
Good Example
jumbo dependency add \
--name "Jest" \
--ecosystem npm \
--package-name jest \
--version-constraint "^29.7.0"
Name matches the package identity. Ecosystem and package name enable automated lookups. Version constraint communicates the compatibility range.
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name: jumbo-add-dependency description: Use liberally when you introduce, discover, or upgrade a third-party package or external service. Registers the dependency so future sessions know what the project relies on.
Add Dependency
Register a third-party dependency with Jumbo when you add a new package, discover an unregistered one, or integrate with an external service.
Before Adding
Check for an existing dependency to avoid duplication. Consider renaming, updating, or deprecating and replacing a previously registered dependency before registering a new one.
Use the search subcommand to locate previously registered dependencies:
jumbo dependencies search -q <query>
Command Syntax
jumbo dependency add \ --name "<Display name>" \ --ecosystem "<npm|pip|maven|service|...>" \ --package-name "<package-identifier>" \ --version-constraint "<semver-range>"
Bad Example
jumbo dependency add \ --name "testing lib" \ --ecosystem npm \ --package-name jest
Name does not match the package. Missing version constraint means future agents cannot detect version drift or compatibility issues.
Good Example
jumbo dependency add \ --name "Jest" \ --ecosystem npm \ --package-name jest \ --version-constraint "^29.7.0"
Name matches the package identity. Ecosystem and package name enable automated lookups. Version constraint communicates the compatibility range.
Repo: jumbocontext/jumbo.cli
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