Machine Inventory

Machine inventory is reusable content owned by drwn, not active runtime state. First-class mutable inventory consists only of drwn-managed standalone skill packages and standalone MCP records. Repository skills and bundled registry MCP definitions are immutable discovery inputs. Card-owned copies are owned by their Card source and are outside standalone lifecycle commands.

New inventory remains inactive until a machine or project explicitly selects it. Skill install, update, and uninstall are package-scoped: each operation reports every exported skill ID and known machine or project reference.

Skills

drwn machine skill list
drwn machine skill show <skill-id>
drwn machine skill show --package <package-name>
drwn machine skill references <skill-id> --project <root> --json
drwn machine skill references --package <package-name> --json
drwn machine skill install <package-spec|SKILL.md|skill-dir> --dry-run
drwn machine skill update <package-name> --from <source> --dry-run
drwn machine skill uninstall <package-name> --dry-run
drwn machine skill enable <skill-id>
drwn machine skill disable <skill-id>

Package versions are immutable package versions stored under ~/.agents/drwn/skills/<package>/<version>. current is a flushed regular pointer file changed atomically. Update compares complete-tree digests before changing that pointer. Uninstall is blocked while any declared reference exists; there is no force option that knowingly leaves unresolved intent.

MCP Records

drwn machine mcp list
drwn machine mcp show <server-id>
drwn machine mcp references <server-id> --project <root> --json
drwn machine mcp add <file> --as <server-id> --dry-run
drwn machine mcp update <server-id> --from <file> --dry-run
drwn machine mcp remove <server-id> --dry-run
drwn machine mcp enable <server-id>
drwn machine mcp disable <server-id>

Standalone definitions use record-level atomic persistence. Stored env and header values must remain secret references such as ${TOKEN}, never resolved credential values. Bundled registry definitions cannot be updated or removed through these commands.

References And Locking

Reference reports cover explicit machine intent plus valid registered and explicitly supplied project roots. Use repeated --project flags to widen the declared scan scope. Invalid registered roots fail closed. Repair a stale registration explicitly:

drwn projects unregister /absolute/stale/root --dry-run
drwn projects unregister /absolute/stale/root

Reference-sensitive mutations follow the global lock order inventory -> machine -> project. Network and source staging happen before the inventory lock; identity, digests, uniqueness, and references are revalidated under it.

Portable Transfer

drwn machine inventory export --output ./inventory.json --json
drwn machine inventory bundle --output ./inventory.tar.gz --json
drwn machine inventory verify --from ./inventory.tar.gz --json
drwn machine inventory sync --from ./inventory.tar.gz --dry-run --json
drwn machine inventory sync --from ./inventory.tar.gz --json

export writes a canonical V1 metadata manifest. bundle embeds those exact manifest bytes with only active standalone package and MCP payloads in a deterministic gzip tar. Neither command reads Cards, machine intent, project state, credentials, generated state, inactive versions, or other Store data.

verify is read-only and exits zero only for an exact match. Missing, conflicting, and extra entries are reported as drift. sync accepts only a fully validated bundle, blocks all known conflicts, and installs only missing entries. Identical entries are no-ops, extras are preserved, and nothing is activated. --dry-run creates no managed state. A fresh real sync creates store.json and standalone inventory directories but no machine.json.

This transfer is not a backup or restore. Deterministic SHA-256 values detect corruption, but a checksum is not authenticity. Skill-content screening for known sensitive environment values, private-key markers, and high-risk filenames is a source-content safeguard, not a general secret detector. Review an artifact before sharing or trusting it.

Garbage Collection

drwn machine inventory gc --json
drwn machine inventory gc --prune --json

GC is a dry-run by default. It may prune only abandoned temporaries, completed tombstones, and sufficiently old inactive package versions. Current packages and MCP records are never garbage merely because known references are zero. Interrupted explicit removal uses validated tombstone recovery.

Whole-Store archive creation is unavailable. The remote deploy payload remains a separate allowlisted Card-closure format. Portable transfer is built from typed standalone records and must not archive ~/.agents/drwn wholesale.