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@peleke.s/buildlog

v0.18.4

Published

Engineering notebook for AI-assisted development. Capture your work as publishable content.

Readme

buildlog

Engineering notebook for AI-assisted development. Capture your work as publishable content. Include the fuckups.

This is the npm wrapper for buildlog. It lets you use buildlog via npx/bunx in TypeScript and JavaScript projects.

Quick start

npx @peleke.s/buildlog init
npx @peleke.s/buildlog new my-feature
npx @peleke.s/buildlog commit -m "feat: add auth"
npx @peleke.s/buildlog skills
npx @peleke.s/buildlog gauntlet loop src/

Install

# One-off (no install needed)
npx @peleke.s/buildlog init

# Pin as dev dependency
npm install -D buildlog
# or
bun add -D buildlog

Requirements

Python 3.10+ must be available. The npm package is a thin wrapper that invokes the Python CLI.

If buildlog isn't already installed, the wrapper will try uvx buildlog (auto-downloads from PyPI) or python -m buildlog as fallbacks.

To install the Python CLI directly:

pip install buildlog
# or
uv tool install buildlog

How it works

The npm package ships a single bin shim that:

  1. Looks for buildlog on PATH
  2. Falls back to uvx buildlog (zero-install via uv)
  3. Falls back to python3 -m buildlog
  4. Passes through all arguments and stdio transparently

Every command works identically to the Python CLI. See the full documentation for details.

package.json scripts

{
  "scripts": {
    "gauntlet": "buildlog gauntlet loop src/",
    "buildlog:commit": "buildlog commit"
  }
}

License

MIT