@kekkai/blueprint

Architecture as Code for AI-assisted development

Blueprint turns one architecture definition into executable ESLint rules, a human handbook, and coding-Agent guidance. It gives React and Vue projects one durable place to describe boundaries that people, automation, and Agents can all use.

Blueprint supports both layer-first and module-first architectures. It enforces dependency direction, ownership, import boundaries, and selected code-shape rules; it also provides inspection, dependency, impact, and baseline tools for adopting those rules in existing projects.

Quick start

Choose the topology for first adoption:

npx @kekkai/blueprint init --topology layer-first

npx @kekkai/blueprint init --topology module-first

The resulting valid Blueprint config becomes the repository topology authority. Existing Blueprint 3.2 projects and later topology changes use guarded migration or transformation flows; see the documentation before applying them.

init --dry-run previews planned effects. Depending on the project and workflow, Blueprint may regenerate its own outputs, merge managed sections into shared files, or intentionally migrate a supported legacy config. Dependency installation uses the detected package manager. An explicitly selected Agent may participate in authoring or transformation; scaffold-only paths may use the selection only to choose emitted Agent contracts.

Documentation

• Documentation
• API reference
• Changelog
• Security policy
• npm package
• GitHub repository

Created by Taco Chang — Resume · LinkedIn

License

MIT © taco3064