opensrc
The opensrc skill fetches and caches dependency source code from npm, PyPI, crates.io, and GitHub repositories, enabling agents to read implementations beyond type definitions and documentation. Use this when understanding internal library behavior, debugging unexpected functionality, learning implementation patterns, or verifying edge case handling requires examining actual source code rather than relying on types or API docs.
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# Source Code Fetching with opensrc Fetches dependency source code so agents can read implementations, not just types. Clones repositories at the correct version tag and caches them globally at `~/.opensrc/`. ## Core Pattern ```bash rg "parse" $(opensrc path zod) cat $(opensrc path zod)/src/types.ts find $(opensrc path zod) -name "*.test.ts" ``` `opensrc path <pkg>` prints the absolute path to cached source. If not cached, it fetches automatically. Progress goes to stderr, path to stdout, so `$(opensrc path ...)` works in subshells. ## Fetching Source Code ```bash opensrc path zod opensrc path pypi:requests opensrc path crates:serde opensrc path facebook/react # Multiple packages at once opensrc path zod react next opensrc path pypi:requests pypi:flask opensrc path crates:serde crates:tokio # Specific versions opensrc path zod@3.22.0 opensrc path pypi:flask@3.0.0 opensrc path owner/repo@v1.0.0 opensrc path owner/repo#main ``` ### Version Resolution For npm packages, opensrc auto-detects the installed version from lockfiles (`package-lock.json`, `pnpm-lock.yaml`, `yarn.lock`). Use `--cwd` to resolve from a different project: ```bash opensrc path zod --cwd /path/to/project ``` For PyPI and crates.io, explicit versions or latest are used. For repos, use `@ref` or `#ref` to pin a branch, tag, or commit. ## Managing the Cache Source is cached globally at `~/.opensrc/` (override with `OPENSRC_HOME`). ```bash opensrc list # show all cached sources opensrc list --json # JSON output opensrc remove zod # remove a package opensrc remove facebook/react # remove a repo opensrc clean # remove everything opensrc clean --npm # only npm packages opensrc clean --pypi # only PyPI packages opensrc clean --crates # only crates.io packages opensrc clean --packages # all packages, keep repos opensrc clean --repos # all repos, keep packages ``` ## When to Fetch Source Fetch source when you need to: - Understand internal behavior that types don't reveal - Debug unexpected library behavior - Learn patterns from well-known implementations - Verify how a function handles edge cases Don't fetch source for simple API usage questions that docs or types can answer.
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