1gr14

The 1gr14 command-line tool. Create apps from 1gr14 templates, sign in, and open the site and channels from your terminal.

1gr14 is the entry point to the 1gr14 ecosystem from your terminal. It creates apps from 1gr14 templates (like the start0 SaaS boilerplate), signs you in to 1gr14.dev, and opens the community channels — no hunting for links.

npx 1gr14 create start0 my-app   # sign in, download start0, set it up
npx 1gr14 open                   # open https://1gr14.dev

Install

bun add -g 1gr14
# or run without installing: npx 1gr14 <command>

Bun 1+ or Node.js 20+. ESM only.

Create an app

1gr14 create start0 my-app

Downloads the latest release of a template from 1gr14.dev, unpacks it, git inits, and runs the template's own init script (it asks for your app name and finishes the setup). With no directory argument it asks where to create the app.

Getting start0 requires an active subscription. If you are not signed in yet, create starts the sign-in for you.

Flags: --ref <ref> downloads a specific git ref instead of the latest release; --site <url> targets another site instance.

Keep the app updated

1gr14 update    # run inside the app

Reads which template version the app was created from (the package.json marker every template copy ships with), downloads that version and the latest release, and writes their diff — e.g. start0-v0.3.0..v0.5.0.diff — next to your code, with a ready-to-paste prompt for your agent to apply it. Already up to date? It says so. --from / --to override the range.

There's also 1gr14 download start0 --ref v0.3.0 — a bare snapshot of any version (no git, no setup), for reading versions side by side.

Sign in

1gr14 login    # device flow: approve this machine in the browser
1gr14 whoami   # show who is signed in
1gr14 logout   # revoke this machine's API key and forget it

login shows a short code, opens 1gr14.dev in the browser, and waits for you to approve the device. It then stores an API key for this machine in ~/.config/1gr14/auth.json. The key can only do the 1gr14 tools' job (download templates) — it can't touch your account — so it never expires; logout revokes it. In CI and other headless places set the S_1GR14_API_KEY env var instead — sign in on your machine once and copy the key from auth.json (s_1gr14 is the brand's second spelling — and a valid shell name, unlike one starting with a digit).

Open the links

1gr14 open            # the site — 1gr14.dev
1gr14 open youtube    # also: support, discord, tg, x, site

1gr14 with no command prints help. 1gr14 --version prints the version.

Use it from code

The CLI is a thin wrapper over exported functions — create-start0 reuses them, and you can too.

import { links, openLink, runCreate, runLogin } from '1gr14'

links.site // 'https://1gr14.dev'
await openLink('discord') // opens the Discord server
await runCreate({ template: 'start0', dir: 'my-app' }) // the whole create flow

Requirements

• Bun 1+ or Node.js 20+ (ESM only)
• git on the PATH is nice to have for create (it git inits the new app; skipped when absent)

Community

Questions, bugs, or want to hang with other builders? Join the 1gr14 community — one hub for all our open-source projects, this one included. Get help, share what you built, or just say hi: 1gr14.dev/#community

Contributing

Issues and PRs welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md and the Code of Conduct. Commits follow Conventional Commits. Security reports: SECURITY.md.

License

MIT

Made by 1gr14, driven by community