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@sprig-and-prose/sprig

v0.9.0

Published

Sprig CLI tool for compiling and serving universes

Downloads

2,144

Readme

sprig-cli

Sprig is a calm way to explore and navigate prose-defined universes.

It has no execution semantics, no runtime behavior, and no required framework. Sprig exists to help humans understand complex systems by naming and relating ideas.

This repository contains the sprig command-line interface, which renders and navigates sprig & prose universes in the browser.


What this is

  • A viewer, not a runtime
  • A navigator, not a validator
  • A projection of a prose-only universe

Sprig does not execute code. It does not enforce behavior. It helps you see what exists and how things relate.


Quick start

Install the CLI:

npm install -g @sprig-and-prose/sprig

Open a universe:

sprig ui

Sprig will open your universe in a browser and let you explore it interactively.

That’s it.


Where to go next

📖 Documentation, syntax reference, and design philosophy live at: https://sprig-and-prose.io

Start here if you want to learn:

  • what a universe is
  • how prose is structured
  • how concepts, relationships, and references work
  • why sprig deliberately avoids execution semantics

What this repository is not

  • A programming language
  • A configuration system
  • A validation framework
  • A scene or execution engine

Those concerns live elsewhere — or may not exist at all.

Sprig favors composition over extension and clarity over power.