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conduitAI CLI, published by Conduit Technologies, is a command-line tool designed to search, install, and manage AI tools for Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf. It serves developers and AI practitioners who work across multiple coding assistants and need a consistent way to extend them, placing it in the developer tooling and AI asset management category. The CLI connects the local AI environment to the conduitAI platform, allowing users to search the registry, preview what will change before committing, and install any asset type, including MCP servers, skills, prompts, agents, and plugins. Every installation is protected by cryptographic signature verification, which helps ensure that assets come from trusted sources and have not been tampered with. Because it ships as a standalone binary with no runtime dependencies, it can be deployed quickly without configuring interpreters, package managers, or additional libraries. The software is currently at version 0.9.3 and has three released versions to date, reflecting an actively developed but still pre-1.0 product. The 0.9.0 release introduced several notable capabilities: an analyze command that surfaces GitHub repository safety signals to help users evaluate risk before installing; bookmark CRUD functionality for saving catalog assets, capped at 1000 per user; an ask command providing RAG-grounded question answering with cited sources; and a --semantic flag on search that enables a hybrid of vector search and full-text search for better discovery. Typical use cases include browsing and vetting community-contributed AI extensions, maintaining a curated personal library of prompts and agents, auditing third-party tools for safety before adoption, and keeping multiple AI coding environments synchronized with the same verified asset set. By combining registry search, preview-before-install workflows, and verification in a single dependency-free binary, conduitAI CLI streamlines the management of AI tooling across the Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf ecosystems.
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