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@supaku/create-agentfactory-app

v0.7.2

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Create an AgentFactory app — multi-agent fleet management for coding agents

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Keywords

createagentfactoryai-agentscoding-agentslinearscaffolding

Readme

@supaku/create-agentfactory-app

Scaffold a new AgentFactory project — a Next.js webhook server that processes Linear issues with coding agents.

Usage

npx @supaku/create-agentfactory-app my-agent

Then follow the prompts:

  create-agentfactory-app

  Project name (my-agent):
  Linear team key (e.g., MY): ENG
  Include dashboard UI? [Y/n]: Y
  Include CLI tools (worker, orchestrator)? [Y/n]: Y
  Include Redis for distributed workers? [Y/n]: n

  Created 28 files

  Next steps:

    cd my-agent
    cp .env.example .env.local
    # Fill in LINEAR_ACCESS_TOKEN and other secrets
    pnpm install
    pnpm dev              # Start webhook server
    pnpm worker           # Start a local worker (in another terminal)

What's Generated

my-agent/
  .env.example              # All env vars with comments
  src/lib/config.ts         # createAllRoutes() with defaults + customization hints
  src/middleware.ts          # Auth, rate limiting, webhook verification
  src/app/webhook/route.ts  # Linear webhook endpoint
  src/app/callback/route.ts # OAuth callback
  src/app/api/...           # All 21 route re-exports (2-3 lines each)
  src/app/page.tsx          # Dashboard UI (optional)
  cli/worker.ts             # Local worker wrapper
  cli/orchestrator.ts       # Local orchestrator wrapper
  .claude/agents/           # Agent definition templates

Options

npx @supaku/create-agentfactory-app [project-name] [options]

Options:
  --team <KEY>     Linear team key (default: MY)
  --no-dashboard   Skip dashboard UI
  --no-cli         Skip CLI tools (worker, orchestrator)
  --no-redis       Skip Redis/distributed worker setup
  -h, --help       Show help

After Setup

  1. Configure Linear webhook — point it to https://your-app.vercel.app/webhook
  2. Set webhook secret — add LINEAR_WEBHOOK_SECRET to .env.local
  3. Customize prompts — edit src/lib/config.ts to change how agents receive instructions
  4. Add agent definitions — edit .claude/agents/developer.md for your stack

Documentation

License

MIT