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@simplify-technology/squadpack-base

v0.4.0

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The official base pack for Squadpack.

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@simplify-technology/squadpack-base

The official base pack for Squadpack.

It gives a repository the neutral starting layer:

  • shared workflow skills
  • starter squads for feature, bugfix, review, and release flows
  • base catalog entries
  • IDE templates for Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex

Typical Install

npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli @simplify-technology/squadpack-base
npx squadpack init --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .

Then verify the result:

npx squadpack doctor --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .

When To Use This Pack

Use this pack when you want the neutral Squadpack foundation in a repository.

After init, Cursor gets the main guided entrypoint:

  • /squad

And the advanced compatibility path:

  • /squadpack

It also gets explicit /squad-* shortcuts for common actions:

  • /squad-help
  • /squad-create
  • /squad-run
  • /squad-list
  • /squad-edit
  • /squad-skills
  • /squad-install
  • /squad-uninstall

What This Pack Does Not Include

This package does not add framework-specific guidance by itself.

Add extensions such as @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel when you need stack-aware rules, runtime squads, and templates.

Notes

  • This pack is usually the first pack installed in a repository.
  • Local files such as .cursor/mcp.json are preserved instead of being overwritten on update.

Documentation

  • Main README: ../../README.en.md
  • Installation: ../../docs/en/install.md
  • IDE commands: ../../docs/en/ide-commands.md
  • Pack reference: ../../docs/en/pack-reference.md