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@juanklagos/create-sdd-project

v2.8.0

Published

Scaffold a Spec-Driven Development project: compact spec/ sidecar (recommended) or full standalone workspace. Bilingual EN/ES.

Readme

create-sdd-project

Scaffold a Spec-Driven Development project from spec-driven-development-template in one command. Bilingual EN/ES.

npx @juanklagos/create-sdd-project my-app                 # interactive
npx @juanklagos/create-sdd-project . --mode sidecar --yes # existing project, no prompts
npx @juanklagos/create-sdd-project my-ws --mode full      # full standalone workspace
npx @juanklagos/create-sdd-project my-app --ref main      # from a branch, not the version tag
  • sidecar (default): SDD artifacts live in <target>/spec/, your code stays in the target root. Recommended for real projects.
  • full: copies the complete standalone template workspace.

Which version you get / Qué versión te llevas

[email protected] clones the vX.Y.Z tag, so what lands in your project is the same content @juanklagos/[email protected] carries inside. That is what makes sdd-mcp upgrade --dry-run report nothing right after installing.

[email protected] clona el tag vX.Y.Z, así que lo que llega a tu proyecto es el mismo contenido que @juanklagos/[email protected] lleva dentro.

  • --ref <git-ref> clones that branch or tag instead. If it does not exist, the install fails naming it and never falls back to another ref. / Clona esa rama o tag en su lugar; si no existe, falla nombrándola y no cae a ninguna otra.
  • If the vX.Y.Z tag is missing from the remote (local development, a mirror without tags), the install continues from the default branch and says so. / Si el tag no está en el remoto, la instalación continúa desde la rama por defecto y lo dice.
  • The ref actually used is always printed before any file is copied. / La ref utilizada se imprime siempre antes de copiar nada.

Requires git and bash on PATH (Node >= 18).

License: MIT. Copyright (c) 2026 Juan Carlos Alvarez Lagos.