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For informational purposes only Issue no. 001 — 2026 Open source — MIT licence

Know what's in
your arsenal.

Every package on your machine, installed by you or your AI agent, catalogued in a browser-based dossier you can search, filter, and interrogate. No more jumping between seven package managers to find something your AI agent quietly installed three deploys ago.

One classified operation. No server, no framework, no paper trail. All local.

Field report — your machine

Stockpile package grid view Stockpile package detail panel

Features

Full field inventory

Seven package types. One view. Brew formulae, casks, npm globals, pip, gems, cargo binaries, and Mac App Store: version, description, install path, and commands. All accounted for.

Know where things are buried

Exact install paths, binary locations, and both Intel and Apple Silicon variants, so you stop guessing where everything is stashed.

Ready to deploy

Every package ships with its own dossier: copy the run command, upgrade it, or pull the pin and uninstall. No more digging through terminal history for something you shipped three years ago and never touched since.

No phone home

Runs entirely local. One HTML file, no server, no account, no surveillance. Your inventory stays on your machine where it belongs.

Operational in three moves.

Clone the repo, run the scanner, open the file. That's the entire briefing. Full instructions in the README, no prior intelligence required.

Full orders on GitHub
  1. Acquire the assets

    Clone the repo to your machine

  2. Run the scanner

    Run ./stockpile to inventory your packages

  3. Open your dossier

    Your dossier opens automatically in the browser

Terminal — field operations

git clone https://github.com/pixelflips/stockpile
cd stockpile
./stockpile
# that's the whole operation