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@muthub-ai/aac

v1.0.2

Published

Architecture as Code CLI — validate, scaffold, and manage architecture artifacts

Readme

@muthub-ai/aac

Architecture as Code CLI — validate, scaffold, and manage architecture artifacts from the command line.

Install

# npm (global)
npm install -g @muthub-ai/aac

# npx (no install)
npx @muthub-ai/aac validate model/

# Standalone binary (no Node.js required)
# Download from GitHub Releases: https://github.com/muthub-ai/aac/releases

Commands

aac validate <path>

Validate YAML/JSON files against live JSON Schema definitions.

aac validate model/                        # All system YAML in model/
aac validate standards/                    # All standards
aac validate waivers/                      # All waivers
aac validate patterns/                     # All patterns
aac validate file.yaml --type standard     # Single file with explicit type
aac validate standards/ --output json      # Machine-readable JSON output
aac validate standards/ --force-refresh    # Bypass schema cache

Features:

  • Auto-infers schema type from directory name (model/ -> system, standards/ -> standard, etc.)
  • Recursively validates all .yaml, .yml, .json files in directories
  • ETag caching for remote schemas (stored in ~/.aac/cache/schemas/)
  • Offline fallback to cached schemas when network is unavailable
  • JSON output mode for CI/CD integration

Exit codes: | Code | Meaning | |------|---------| | 0 | All files valid | | 1 | System error (bad arguments, missing files, schema fetch failure) | | 2 | Validation failed (one or more files invalid) |

aac init

Scaffold a new Architecture-as-Code project structure.

aac init

Creates:

.aacrc              # Configuration file
model/              # System architecture YAML
patterns/           # Architecture patterns
standards/          # Architecture standards
waivers/            # Exception waivers
schema/             # Local schema overrides

aac create <type> [name]

Generate boilerplate YAML from templates.

aac create system "Payment Service"        # model/payment-service/system.yaml + metadata.json
aac create pattern "Circuit Breaker"       # patterns/circuit-breaker/pattern.yaml
aac create standard "API Security"         # standards/api-security.yaml
aac create waiver "Legacy Auth Bypass"     # waivers/legacy-auth-bypass.yaml

Supported types: system, pattern, standard, waiver

Configuration

The .aacrc file (JSON) configures the CLI:

{
  "schemaBaseUrl": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/muthub-ai/aac/main/schema",
  "cacheDirName": ".aac",
  "defaultBranch": "main"
}

| Field | Description | Default | |-------|-------------|---------| | schemaBaseUrl | Base URL for fetching JSON Schema files | GitHub raw URL | | cacheDirName | Directory name for schema cache (under $HOME) | .aac | | defaultBranch | Git branch for schema URLs | main |

Standalone Binary

Pre-built binaries are available for:

| Platform | Architecture | |----------|-------------| | Linux | x64, ARM64 | | macOS | Apple Silicon (ARM64), Intel (x64) | | Windows | x64 |

Download from GitHub Releases, extract the archive, and add the directory to your PATH.

The binary ships with a templates/ folder — keep it alongside the aac executable.

Development

# From the repo root
npm run cli -- validate model/      # Run via tsx (development)

# Build the npm package
cd cli && npm run build             # Compile TS -> JS + copy templates

# Build standalone binary (requires Bun)
cd cli && bun run scripts/build-binary.js

License

MIT