Hence Collections

Install from your project root directory. Running npx skills add from a subdirectory will install into the wrong location.

Manage personal collections on Hence — create boards, add and remove projects, and search within saved items.

Workflow

1. Authenticate

Check for existing credentials. If none found, start the device flow:

python scripts/auth.py --check

If the check fails, run the device flow:

python scripts/auth.py

The script will print a URL and a one-time code. Before running the command, tell the user they'll need to:

1. Open the URL in their browser
2. Log in to Hence if they aren't already (via GitHub or Google)
3. Enter the code shown in the terminal

The script will wait and automatically complete once the user approves. No further action is needed from the agent after that.

2. List collections

View all of the user's collections:

python scripts/collections.py list

3. Create a collection

python scripts/collections.py create --name "CLI Tools" --description "My favorite command-line projects"

Pass --private to make the collection visible only to the owner.

4. Add a project to a collection

python scripts/collections.py add --collection <collection-id> --project <project-id>

If the user found a project via hence-search, use the project ID from those results.

5. Remove a project from a collection

python scripts/collections.py remove --collection <collection-id> --project <project-id>

6. View a collection

Show all projects in a specific collection:

python scripts/collections.py view <collection-id>

7. Search within a collection

Find specific projects inside a collection by keyword:

python scripts/collections.py search <collection-id> "dashboard"

This searches across project titles, pitches, and descriptions within the collection.

8. Update a collection

python scripts/collections.py update <collection-id> --name "New Name" --description "Updated description"

9. Delete a collection

python scripts/collections.py delete <collection-id>

API details

See references/api.md for full endpoint documentation, field formats, and error codes.