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@pleaseai/code-style

v0.0.1

Published

CLI to set up PleaseAI code style (eslint, prettier, editorconfig, AGENTS.md) in any project

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Readme

@pleaseai/code-style

CLI that wires PleaseAI's shared code style into any project — installs the eslint/prettier/editorconfig packages and manages the AGENTS.md rules block so AI coding assistants know how to write code that passes lint on the first try.

Inspired by ultracite and NaverPay's @naverpay/code-style-cli.

Usage

From the root of any project that has a package.json:

bunx @pleaseai/code-style         # same as `init`
bunx @pleaseai/code-style init    # interactive setup
bunx @pleaseai/code-style update  # re-apply the AGENTS.md rules block only
bunx @pleaseai/code-style doctor  # check current project status

Also works with npx, pnpm dlx, and yarn dlx.

What it does

The init command:

  1. Detects your package manager (bun → pnpm → yarn → npm, based on lockfile).
  2. Shows a checkbox UI listing PleaseAI code-style tools; already-installed ones are labelled (installed) / (설치됨).
  3. Installs the packages you selected as dev dependencies.
  4. Writes / updates the corresponding config files.

Supported tools

| Tool | npm package(s) | Config file | | --- | --- | --- | | eslint-config | @pleaseai/eslint-config, eslint | eslint.config.mjs | | prettier-config | @pleaseai/prettier-config, prettier | package.json#prettier | | editorconfig | @pleaseai/editorconfig | .editorconfig (copied from node_modules) | | agents-md | — | AGENTS.md (marker-managed block) |

AGENTS.md block

The CLI owns only the content between these markers — everything else in AGENTS.md is your content and is preserved verbatim:

<!-- pleaseai-code-style:start -->
...managed content...
<!-- pleaseai-code-style:end -->

Re-run pleaseai-code-style update any time you upgrade @pleaseai/code-style to refresh just this block. The full rules list is shipped as node_modules/@pleaseai/code-style/rules.md for reference.

Options

| Flag | Description | | --- | --- | | --yes, -y | Accept defaults, overwrite existing files without prompting | | --lang <ko\|en> | Force the CLI locale (defaults to $LANG) | | --help, -h | Print help | | --version, -v | Print version |

Localisation

The CLI auto-detects your locale from LC_ALL / LANG / LC_MESSAGES and currently ships Korean and English messages. Override with --lang ko or --lang en.

License

MIT