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@infrasynctech/infra-kit

v1.4.1

Published

AI-ready infrastructure scaffolding for bare metal servers

Readme

@infrasynctech/infra-kit

AI-ready infrastructure scaffolding — Claude Code skills for bare metal servers.

How It Works

npx @infrasynctech/infra-kit init

This installs 15 Claude Code skills into .claude/skills/. Then open Claude Code:

/infra-setup

Claude analyzes your project, asks for server details, and configures everything.

After setup, use slash commands or just talk naturally:

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /infra-status | Full health check | | /infra-logs api | Service logs | | /infra-scale api 3 | Scale a service | | /infra-deploy api | Deploy via Coolify | | /infra-rollback api | Rollback to previous | | /infra-history | Show CHANGELOG | | /infra-overview | All projects on server | | /infra-backups | Check/run backups | | /infra-doctor | Diagnose issues | | /infra-add-service | Add a new service | | /infra-add-env | Add staging environment | | /infra-workflow | Generate GitHub Actions | | /infra-sync | Sync config to server |

Or just say "check the server", "show me the logs", "scale up the worker" — Claude understands both.


What Gets Installed

.claude/
├── settings.json                  ← SSH MCP + permissions
└── skills/
    ├── infra-ops/SKILL.md         ← background rules (auto-loaded)
    ├── infra-setup/SKILL.md       ← /infra-setup
    ├── infra-status/SKILL.md      ← /infra-status
    ├── infra-logs/SKILL.md        ← /infra-logs
    ├── infra-scale/SKILL.md       ← /infra-scale
    ├── infra-deploy/SKILL.md      ← /infra-deploy
    ├── infra-rollback/SKILL.md    ← /infra-rollback
    └── ...

.infra/
├── config.json                    ← project config (gitignored)
├── SERVER.md                      ← server context (auto-generated)
└── CHANGELOG.md                   ← change history

On server:
/root/.context/
├── INDEX.md                       ← all projects index
└── <project>/
    ├── SERVER.md
    └── CHANGELOG.md

CLI (Minimal)

Only 5 commands — everything else is handled by Claude skills:

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | infra-kit init | Scaffold project (run once) | | infra-kit sync | Regenerate SERVER.md + upload | | infra-kit doctor | Verify setup | | infra-kit upgrade-skill | Update skills to latest version | | infra-kit generate-workflow | Create GitHub Actions pipeline |


Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • On server: Ubuntu 22.04+, Docker
  • SSH key access