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@codetik/cli

v0.1.2

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Build tiks in your own repo and publish them to Codetik.

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Readme

@codetik/cli

Build tiks in your own repo and publish them to Codetik.

A tik is a micro app built with web technologies, running inside Codetik on iOS, Android, the web, and embedded in other apps. One publish reaches all of them in seconds.

Most start small: a game, a toy, a calculator, one screen that does one thing well. It runs on the device, offline, with nothing to host and nothing to configure. From there a tik can know who is looking at it and keep their score, take its own realtime database so two people can play at once, or borrow the viewer's own AI model with their consent.

Install

npm install -g @codetik/cli

Node 20.19+ or 22.12+ on macOS, Linux or Windows.

Get started

codetik login       # paste an API key from the Codetik app: Settings, Account, API keys
codetik new snake   # scaffold a tik and register it
codetik dev         # edit the code, see it live in a phone frame
codetik publish     # a draft on the server; --live releases it

codetik about tells the longer version, and codetik ideas lists starting points with a full prompt each.

Commands

| command | | | -------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | codetik new <folder> | scaffold the folder and register the tik | | codetik dev | the tik in a phone frame, with a real window.tik | | codetik check [--fix] | types, formatting, assets | | codetik build | build locally, with the harness the server builds with | | codetik publish [--live] | draft by default, --live releases it | | codetik set | title, description, tags, category, visibility | | codetik backend | publish the realtime database module on its own | | codetik skill | install the codetik skill where a coding agent loads it | | codetik whoami | the account and plan your key belongs to |

codetik --help lists them all. Every command works non-interactively with --no-input or CI=true, and every one takes --json.

Building with a coding agent

codetik skill installs the codetik skill where Claude Code loads it from, so /codetik can explain what a tik may do, the window.tik API, grants, backends and the asset budget. A scaffolded tik carries the same brief as AGENTS.md, for whatever agent reads the folder.

License

MIT