Command directory and installing from a URL
Browse shared Cleat commands inside the palette, or paste a link to any script to install it. How the directory works, and why to read what you install first.
The directory
Browse Command Directory lists commands shared by other Cleat users, with their name, keyword and description. Return installs one into your commands folder. The directory is a JSON file fetched from the Cleat repository; the commands themselves are fetched from wherever the directory points.
Install from a URL
Install Command from URL takes a link to a script. GitHub blob links are rewritten to their raw form, so you can paste the URL you see in the browser. The file is saved into ~/.config/cleat/commands, made executable, and appears in the palette immediately.
Read what you install
A command is a script that runs on your Mac with your permissions. Open the file before you trust it. Every bundled command is readable in the folder, and the directory only lists commands whose source is public.