@policystack/cli

Install PolicyStack into your project and print a setup prompt for your coding agent.

One command installs @policystack/sdk plus the right framework integration for your stack (Vite / React / Vue), writes an policystack.ts stub, and prints a prompt you can paste into Claude Code, Cursor, or any other coding agent to finish setup by reading your codebase.

Usage

From the root of your project:

bunx @policystack/cli init
# or: npx @policystack/cli init
# or: pnpm dlx @policystack/cli init

That's it — the CLI detects your package manager from lockfiles, installs the right packages, scaffolds src/policystack.ts (or policystack.ts if you don't have a src/ directory), and prints the agent prompt.

Flags

| Flag | Default | Description | | ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | --cwd <path> | . | Working directory | | --pm <bun\|pnpm\|yarn\|npm> | auto-detected | Override package-manager detection | | --skip-install | false | Print the prompt only; don't install packages | | --dry-run | false | Show planned actions without executing | | --yes, -y | false | Skip the confirmation prompt | | --out <path> | src/policystack.ts or policystack.ts | Output path for the stub | | --force | false | Overwrite an existing stub |

What gets installed

• @policystack/sdk — always
• @policystack/vite (dev) — if vite is in your package.json
• @policystack/react — if react is in your package.json
• @policystack/vue — if vue is in your package.json

Documentation

policystack.dev/docs

Links

• GitHub
• policystack.dev
• npm