ResourceX

Package manager for AI resources

Let Claude use your prompts, tools, and agents

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Why ResourceX?

Your prompts, tools, and agent configurations are scattered across files, Notion pages, and your memory. ResourceX gives you:

• One format to package any AI resource
• Version control like npm packages
• MCP integration so Claude can directly use your resources

Think of it as npm for AI resources.

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Get Started in 2 Minutes

1. Configure MCP

Claude Desktop (~/.claude/claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "resourcex": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@resourcexjs/mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}

VS Code (Claude extension settings):

{
  "claude.mcpServers": {
    "resourcex": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@resourcexjs/mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}

2. Use in Claude

You: Search for code review resources
Claude: [calls search("code review")] Found the following resources...

You: Use code-review:1.0.0 to review this code
Claude: [calls use("code-review:1.0.0")] Let me review your code with this prompt...

That's it. Claude can now access and use ResourceX resources.

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Advanced Usage

Create Your Own Resource

# Create resource directory
mkdir my-prompt && cd my-prompt

# Create metadata
cat > resource.json << 'EOF'
{
  "name": "my-prompt",
  "type": "text",
  "version": "1.0.0"
}
EOF

# Create content
echo "You are a helpful assistant specialized in..." > content

# Add to local storage
npx @resourcexjs/cli add .

Manage Resources with CLI

# Install
npm install -g @resourcexjs/cli

# Common commands
rx add ./my-prompt      # Add local resource
rx list                 # List all resources
rx use name:1.0.0       # Use a resource
rx search keyword       # Search resources
rx push name:1.0.0      # Publish to registry
rx pull name:1.0.0      # Pull from registry

See CLI Documentation

Use SDK in Code

npm install resourcexjs

import { createResourceX } from "resourcexjs";

const rx = createResourceX();

// Add resource
await rx.add("./my-prompt");

// Use resource
const result = await rx.use("my-prompt:1.0.0");
console.log(result.content);

// Search resources
const results = await rx.search("code review");

See SDK Documentation

Self-host Registry

import { createRegistryServer } from "@resourcexjs/server";

const app = createRegistryServer({
  storagePath: "./data",
});

export default app; // Deploy to any platform that supports Hono

See Server Documentation

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Documentation

Tutorials - Step-by-step lessons

• Quick Start - 2 minutes to get started
• Create Your First Resource - Create, test, and use locally
• Publish Your Resource - Share via registry

Guides - How-to for specific tasks

• MCP Integration - Configure for AI agents
• Development Workflow - Rapid iteration with link
• Versioning - Manage resource versions
• Self-Hosting Registry - Deploy your own registry

Reference - Technical reference

• CLI Reference - rx command reference
• SDK Reference - resourcexjs API reference
• MCP Tools Reference - MCP tools reference

Concepts - Background and explanations

• Locators - Resource identifiers
• Resource Types - Built-in and custom types
• Registry - How registries work

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Packages

Package	Description
@resourcexjs/cli	rx command-line tool
@resourcexjs/mcp-server	MCP Server for AI Agents
resourcexjs	SDK
@resourcexjs/server	Self-hosted Registry Server

Internal Packages (for developers)

Package	Description
@resourcexjs/core	Core primitives (RXL, RXM, RXA, RXR)
@resourcexjs/storage	Storage backends
@resourcexjs/registry	Registry implementations
@resourcexjs/loader	Resource loading
@resourcexjs/type	Type system
@resourcexjs/arp	Low-level I/O protocol

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Ecosystem

Part of the Deepractice AI infrastructure:

• AgentX - AI Agent framework
• AgentVM - AI Agent runtime
• ResourceX - Resource management (this project)

License

Apache-2.0

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