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@pelagornis/prompt-guide

v1.0.3

Published

Initialize prompt-guide in any project: pick platform, copy config, set .gitignore

Downloads

24

Readme

@pelagornis/prompt-guide

Set up prompt-guide in any directory with one command — no project config required. Install globally on macOS (or any system with Node) and run prompt-guide init from anywhere.

Built with Commander, Zod, and TypeScript.


Install globally (macOS / any Node host)

npm i -g @pelagornis/prompt-guide

Then from any directory (your app, monorepo, new folder):

prompt-guide init
# or with platform
prompt-guide init --platform=ios
prompt-guide init -p flutter

No need to add the package to your project’s package.json or use npx in each repo.


Publish to npm (maintainer)

From the prompt-guide repo root:

cd cli
npm install
npm run build          # optional: prepublishOnly will run this
npm publish            # runs copy-templates + build, then publishes

Or from repo root with workspaces:

npm run build -w @pelagornis/prompt-guide
cd cli && npm publish
  • prepublishOnly copies repo root docs/, prompts/, .cursor/ into cli/ and runs tsc, so the tarball includes everything needed.
  • files in package.json: only bin, dist, docs, prompts are published (no src/, scripts/, etc.).

Commands

init — Create config and copy prompts/docs

  • Creates prompt.config.js and copies prompts/, docs/ into the current directory.
  • Sets platform and tool in prompt.config.js.
  • Appends platform-specific .gitignore entries.

Interactive: prompt-guide init
Non-interactive: prompt-guide init --platform=ios --tool=cursor (or -p ios -t codex)

install — Generate tool-specific rules

  • Reads prompt.config.js and writes rule files for your tool (Cursor → .cursor/rules/, Codex → AGENTS.md, Windsurf → .windsurfrules, Claude Code → .claude/rules/).

Then edit prompt.config.js to adjust context.include for your repo; run prompt-guide install again after changes.


What gets created

| Path | Description | |------|-------------| | prompt.config.js | Single config (tool, platform, model, context, taskPresets). | | prompts/*.yml | system.core, review, rules.by-platform, guide.template. | | docs/*.md | Human-readable rule summaries. | | (after install) | .cursor/rules/, AGENTS.md, .windsurfrules, or .claude/rules/ depending on tool. | | .gitignore | Appended block (platform-specific + common). |


License

MIT.