Starlify
Starlify installs the offline starlify-local documentation CLI for developers and AI agents. Use
it to search bundled Starlify documentation and fetch complete pages without connecting to a
Starlify workspace.
This pre-release pilot supports Apple Silicon Macs (darwin-arm64) running macOS 14 or later.
It does not support Intel Macs, Windows, Linux, WSL, Codespaces, or general Remote SSH
environments.
Get started
- Open the Command Palette and run Starlify Local: Install CLI.
- Choose Install and update PATH so terminals and AI agents can find
starlify-local.
- Restart running terminals and agents so they receive the updated PATH.
Verify the installation:
starlify-local --version
starlify-local search-documentation "What is a Starlify contract?" --limit 5
starlify-local fetch-documentation contracts.md
The installation is user-level and does not require administrator access or Java.
Install the agent skill
Run Starlify Local: Install Skills separately if you want an AI agent to use the documentation
workflow automatically. Skills are installed under ~/.agents/skills by default, and you can
choose another skills root when prompted.
Installing the CLI does not install the skill. Restart running agents after installing it.
Commands
- Starlify Local: Install CLI
- Starlify Local: Install Skills
- Starlify Local: Open CLI Terminal
- Starlify Local: Show Global CLI Installation
- Starlify Local: Uninstall Global CLI
- Starlify Local: Uninstall Skills
Privacy and connectivity
Documentation searches run locally against the snapshot bundled with the extension. The CLI does
not require Starlify credentials and does not send documentation queries to Starlify.
Support
Use the Q&A section on the Starlify Marketplace page for pilot support.
License
Entiros grants permission to install and use this software free of charge. The complete Entiros
license and applicable third-party notices are included with the extension.