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@profullstack/sh1pt

v0.1.14

Published

One codebase → every store, registry, CDN, and channel. Build. Promote. Scale. Iterate.

Readme

@profullstack/sh1pt

Build. Promote. Scale. Iterate…

One codebase → every store, registry, CDN, and channel. Ads on every network. Cloud infra on demand. AI agents tighten the loop. sh1pt is the single command between an idea and global distribution.

🌐 Homepage: https://sh1pt.com 📦 Source: https://github.com/profullstack/sh1pt

npm license github

Install

curl -fsSL https://sh1pt.com/install.sh | sh

Or pick your own runtime:

pnpm add     -g @profullstack/sh1pt      # or
bun  install -g @profullstack/sh1pt      # or
npm  install -g @profullstack/sh1pt      # or
deno install -g -A -f -n sh1pt npm:@profullstack/sh1pt

Runs on Node 22+, Bun 1.1+, Deno 2.0+.

Four verbs

sh1pt build          # compile artifacts for every target you configured
sh1pt promote        # publish (ship), run ads, print swag, pitch investors
sh1pt scale          # provision cloud infra, DNS round-robin, rollouts, cost ceilings
sh1pt iterate        # observe metrics → agent proposes diffs → ship → measure, on loop

Filesystem-mirrored adapter commands

Every packages/<category>/<name>/ in the sh1pt monorepo is a CLI command:

sh1pt bots discord setup            # set up the Discord bot adapter
sh1pt social x setup                # X (Twitter) organic posting
sh1pt webhooks slack setup          # Slack incoming webhook
sh1pt cloud runpod setup            # RunPod GPU instances
sh1pt payments stripe setup         # Stripe checkout
sh1pt targets pkg-npm setup         # npm publish target
sh1pt vcs github setup              # GitHub releases / PRs
# … and ~170 more across 17 categories …

Every adapter's setup command:

  1. Tries the fastest auth path (webhook URL paste → API key paste → OAuth → manual instructions)
  2. Writes its config to ~/.config/sh1pt/config.json under adapters.<id>
  3. Falls back to printed instructions with vendor URLs if it can't automate a step

List everything in a category:

sh1pt social list
sh1pt bots list
sh1pt targets list

Minimum viable project

mkdir my-app && cd my-app
sh1pt config stack set             # prompts: node / bun / python / rust
sh1pt ship init                    # scaffolds sh1pt.config.ts
# declare targets in sh1pt.config.ts …
sh1pt promote ship --channel beta  # build + lint + submit everywhere

Links

License

MIT