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@capitalthought/create-agents-first

v0.2.0

Published

Scaffold an Agents-First project — MCP server + AGENTS.md + prep gate + typed state. See https://agentsfirst.dev

Readme

@capitalthought/create-agents-first

Scaffold an Agents-First project in one command.

npx @capitalthought/create-agents-first my-project

You get an MCP server scaffold built around the 8 implementation principles from Agents First: Interface First, Contract First, Prep Gates, Typed State, Visible Outputs, Multi-Model Verification, Perspective Dispatch, and Autonomous Recovery.

Usage

npx @capitalthought/create-agents-first my-project
cd my-project
npm install
npm run prep         # verify the prep gate passes
npm run dev          # run the MCP server (stdio)

Then point Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf at tsx src/server.ts (dev) or node dist/server.js (after npm run build). The agent immediately sees my-project_prep, example_create, and example_list.

What you get

  • src/server.ts — MCP server with stdio transport (Interface First)
  • AGENTS.md — usage rules your agent reads before acting (Contract First)
  • src/prep.ts + <project>_prep MCP tool — pre-flight checks (Prep Gates)
  • src/state.ts — Zod-validated typed state with versioned schema (Typed State)
  • src/recovery.tswithRetry + escalate helpers (Autonomous Recovery)
  • // TODO: ship to Slack/email/task manager markers in tools (Visible Outputs)
  • package.json, tsconfig.json, .gitignore, env.example.txt (copy to .env), README.md

About 250 LOC total. Read it in 5 minutes, ship in another 5.

The 8 principles

The full thesis: https://agentsfirst.dev

Per-principle deep dives: https://agentsfirst.dev/principles/

Publishing

This package publishes to npm via npm publish --access public from a granular access token scoped to @capitalthought with bypass-2fa enabled. The token lives in 1Password (Capital Factory Employee vault, "npm — NPM_TOKEN (@capitalthought)").

Full flow: see ~/icloud/Claude/ref-npm-publishing.md. Cliff notes:

  1. Bump version in package.json
  2. npm publish --access public (token via ~/.npmrc or NODE_AUTH_TOKEN env)
  3. Or push a git tag matching create-agents-first-v* if a CI publish workflow is wired up

License

MIT — see LICENSE.