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@antiky/cli

v0.1.0

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Command-line development host and project tools for Antiky games.

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Readme

@antiky/cli

The Antiky CLI initializes game projects and runs the local compiler, game host, runtime inspection, and MCP endpoint as one development session. Use it when you want one command to start and stop the services behind an Antiky game.

Install

Install the command globally with Node.js 22 or newer:

npm install --global @antiky/cli

Confirm the installed command and view the project initializer:

antiky init --help

To add Antiky to an existing game directory, run:

antiky init "Harbor Lights" --directory path/to/harbor-lights

The command creates one .antiky project manifest. It does not install project dependencies, run package scripts, or initialize Git.

Commands

| Command | Purpose | | --- | --- | | antiky init | Create an Antiky project manifest | | antiky dev | Run the local game compiler, host, inspection service, and MCP endpoint | | antiky inspect | Print the current development snapshot | | antiky asset install | Install a verified asset from the hosted Antiky catalog | | antiky studio | Open a project in the installed Antiky Studio application on macOS | | antiky mcp | Bridge a running development session over standard input and output |

Read the CLI development guide for the project manifest, service lifecycle, asset fallback approval, and inspection commands.

Library entry points

The package also exposes @antiky/cli/development for the browser-safe development client and @antiky/cli/project for project manifest types and validation.

License

MIT