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@moltenbot/railsmith

v0.1.2

Published

TypeScript SDK and CLI for generating and safely maintaining AGENTS.md guardrails.

Readme

railsmith

Guardrails for your AI-augmented engineering workflow. A TypeScript SDK and zero-dependency CLI for crafting and maintaining AGENTS.md files that actually hold up.


Install

npm install --save-dev @moltenbot/railsmith

CLI

npx railsmith guide                                         # read the agent workflow guide
npx railsmith doctor --root .                              # scan and validate your repo
npx railsmith init --root . --dry-run                      # preview before writing
npx railsmith init --root . --use cloud:retry              # init with a bundled pattern
npx railsmith init --root . --scope-use packages/api:cloud:retry # scoped bundled pattern
npx railsmith learn cloud:retry                            # read full pattern guidance
npx railsmith check --root .                               # validate managed markers
npx railsmith patterns list                                # browse bundled patterns

Your hand-written Markdown is never touched. Generated content lives inside clearly marked blocks:

<!-- railsmith:start core -->
...
<!-- railsmith:end core -->

SDK

import { generateAgentsMd, getBundledPattern, mergeAgentsMd, scanProject } from "@moltenbot/railsmith";

const repoFacts = scanProject(".");
const retryPattern = getBundledPattern("cloud:retry");

const result = generateAgentsMd({
  repoFacts,
  patterns: retryPattern ? [retryPattern] : []
});

const merged = mergeAgentsMd({
  existing: "# Team Notes\n",
  generated: result.files[0].content
});

Bundled Patterns

Railsmith ships with a curated snapshot of patterns from jefking/cloud-patterns and jefking/design-patterns. Sync them anytime:

npm run sync:patterns
import { cloudPatterns, designPatterns, getBundledPattern } from "@moltenbot/railsmith/patterns";

Use npx railsmith learn <pattern-id> when you want the complete pattern contract, including applicability gates, invariants, verification prompts, sources, and the bundled source guidance.


Contributing

npm ci && npm run build && npm test

100% line, branch, and function coverage enforced. Releases publish automatically from main with the NPM_TOKEN GitHub Actions secret when the version in package.json hasn't been published yet.