Homeboy Extensions

Official extension directory for Homeboy. Extensions extend the CLI with project-type support — WordPress, Node.js, Rust, and more.

This is a monorepo — each subdirectory is a standalone extension. Install individual extensions, not the whole repo.

Available Extensions

Extension	Install command	Description
wordpress	homeboy extension install … --id wordpress	WP-CLI integration, build, test, lint
nodejs	homeboy extension install … --id nodejs	PM2 process management
rust	homeboy extension install … --id rust	Cargo CLI integration
github	homeboy extension install … --id github	GitHub CLI for issues, PRs, and repos
homebrew	homeboy extension install … --id homebrew	Homebrew tap publishing
openclaw	homeboy extension install … --id openclaw	OpenClaw AI agent integration
sweatpants	homeboy extension install … --id sweatpants	Sweatpants automation engine bridge

Installation

Install extensions using the Homeboy CLI:

# Install a single extension from this monorepo
homeboy extension install https://github.com/Extra-Chill/homeboy-extensions --id wordpress

# Install multiple extensions
homeboy extension install https://github.com/Extra-Chill/homeboy-extensions --id github
homeboy extension install https://github.com/Extra-Chill/homeboy-extensions --id rust

Homeboy clones the repo, detects the monorepo layout, and extracts just the extension you asked for into ~/.config/homeboy/extensions/<id>/.

Verify installation

# List all installed extensions
homeboy extension list

# Inspect a specific extension
homeboy extension show wordpress

Install from a local clone

If you prefer to clone the repo first:

git clone https://github.com/Extra-Chill/homeboy-extensions.git
homeboy extension install ./homeboy-extensions/wordpress
homeboy extension install ./homeboy-extensions/github

Usage

Once installed, use the extension's tool against any project or component:

# WordPress
homeboy wp my-site plugin list

# Node.js
homeboy pm2 my-app restart

# Rust
homeboy cargo my-crate build

# GitHub
homeboy gh my-repo pr list

Creating Extensions

Each extension is a directory containing a <extension-id>.json manifest. The manifest defines capabilities, commands, and settings. See existing extensions for examples.

Extension docs are optional — not every extension includes embedded markdown docs.