devsync list¶

Show installed packages in the current project.

Usage¶

$ devsync list [OPTIONS]

Options¶

Option	Short	Description	Default
`--tool`	`-t`	Filter by AI tool	--
`--json`	--	Output as JSON	`False`

Examples¶

List all installed packages¶

$ devsync list

Installed packages in /home/user/my-project:

  team-standards     v1.0.0    4 practices, 1 MCP server    Claude Code, Cursor
  security-rules     v2.1.0    3 practices                  Claude Code

Total: 2 package(s)

Filter by tool¶

$ devsync list --tool claude

Shows only packages installed to Claude Code.

JSON output¶

$ devsync list --json

[
  {
    "name": "team-standards",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "tools": ["claude", "cursor"],
    "components": {
      "practices": 4,
      "mcp_servers": 1
    }
  }
]

Installation Tracking¶

Installed packages are tracked in .devsync/packages.json at the project root. This file records package names, versions, installed components, and timestamps. DevSync uses this to manage installations and detect conflicts.

Tip

Use devsync list --json for scripting and CI/CD integration.