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@authorbot/create

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Guided setup for an Authorbot book project.

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@authorbot/create

Guided setup for an Authorbot book project - a Git-backed editorial control plane and collaboration protocol for serial books.

npx @authorbot/create

Answer three questions and you get a book repository that validates, a live reading site, and - if you want it - a collaboration API where you write chapters in your browser.

Authorbot manages authorship. It does not perform authorship.

What it does

Each stage runs on its own (create-authorbot <stage>), and you can stop after any of them:

| Stage | What you get | |---|---| | doctor | checks Node, git, gh, wrangler and offers to log you in | | book | a book repository - title, address, licence, and the files Authorbot needs | | publish | a live reading site on Cloudflare, verified before it says so | | collaborate | sign-in, annotations, votes, and a work queue on the same address | | agent | a scoped token so a software agent can contribute | | upgrade | moves an existing book to a newer Authorbot, as a pull request |

No chapters are created. A book starts empty on purpose: you write the first chapter in the browser, with a title and a box for prose, and Authorbot writes the identifiers and structure. You should never have to hand-write frontmatter.

What it asks of you

A GitHub account, and for the collaboration stage a Cloudflare account - free tiers cover a book of this size. You bring your own accounts and your own repository; nothing is hosted for you, and there is no service to depend on.

How it treats your machine

  • Nothing destructive without asking, and never a default of yes.
  • Resumable. Progress is journalled, so a failure at step nine does not mean starting at step one.
  • Secrets are never echoed, logged, or written to disk. The GitHub App is created through GitHub's manifest flow, so its credentials go straight into your Worker's secrets - you never see or type them.
  • --dry-run prints the whole plan and changes nothing.
  • Everything it creates in your accounts is listed at the end, with how to remove it.

Documentation

MIT licensed.