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@vivary/create

v0.2.5

Published

Scaffold a complete Vivary agent workspace — the create-t3-app for agent-native workspaces. Runs the Python create-vivary via uv/pipx.

Readme

@vivary/create

The create-t3-app for agent-native workspaces. Scaffold a complete Vivary workspace — typed knowledge graph (tropo), agent OS (strato), and starter graph — in one command. Generated modules use modules/<id>/index.md routers so agents load context progressively.

Current release: 0.2.5. Use 0.2.5 for new installs; no migration is expected from 0.2.1, 0.2.2, or 0.2.3.

Security hardening: 0.2.5 validates active .gitignore rules for USER.md, MEMORY.md, memory/*, and heartbeat-reports/*; scaffolds private heartbeat report storage; and refuses symlinked or out-of-workspace scaffold, storage, and cleanup paths.

npm create @vivary@latest my-workspace -- --preset coding
npm create @vivary@latest my-codebase -- --preset coding --active-context cocoindex-code
# or
npx @vivary/create@latest my-workspace --preset coding

# Agent-mode (no prompts, machine-readable output):
npx @vivary/create@latest init . --preset coding --auto --size large --yes --json

# Reconfigure storage on an existing workspace:
npx @vivary/create@latest wizard my-workspace --auto --storage embedded --yes --json

Presets: coding · second-brain · writing.

A bare npm create @vivary@latest <name> maps to the init subcommand; you can also pass init / doctor / wizard explicitly (e.g. npm create @vivary@latest doctor my-workspace).

On a terminal that supports input, init runs a short wizard to pick a storage tier. For scripted storage selection, pass --no-wizard --storage embedded --yes or use --auto; in human mode, the wizard asks and its answers drive storage.

How it works

This package is a thin launcher: it runs the Python create-vivary scaffolder via uv (uvx) or pipx, so the scaffolder stays one source of truth in Python while you get a Node-native entry point. Python 3.11+ and uv (or pipx) must already be installed.

Prefer Python directly? uvx [email protected] my-workspace --preset coding — a bare target defaults to init there too (the PyPI create-vivary is versioned in lockstep with this launcher) — or pip install create-vivary==0.2.5.

For coding workspaces, --active-context cocoindex-code scaffolds optional CocoIndex-code guidance and ignored sidecar state. It does not auto-install, index, or enable MCP; the generated docs give the approved ccc init / ccc index path.

License

MIT.


Website & docs: https://vivary.vercel.app/