acture-forms-autoform

acture is a development tool first. This package is an optional accelerator — an agent can hand-write this integration into your project instead, with no acture-* dependency. Installing it is a deliberate, opt-in choice to reuse tested code rather than own it. See docs/positioning.md.

Zod-native form adapter for acture-palette-react. Renders a parameterized command's params schema as a small form with per-field validation against the schema.

Install

pnpm add acture-forms-autoform acture-palette-react acture

Use as a palette form adapter

import { CommandPalette } from 'acture-palette-react';
import { AutoForm } from 'acture-forms-autoform';

<CommandPalette
  registry={registry}
  context={ctx}
  formAdapter={AutoForm}    // ← all handoff commands render here
/>

When a user picks a kind: 'handoff' command (e.g., addNode({x, y, label})), the palette switches its inner view to <AutoForm command={...} />. Submit dispatches the command; Esc / Cancel returns to the list view.

Keyboard

• ⌘⏎ / Ctrl+⏎ submits.
• Esc cancels.
• Tab moves between fields.

What it renders

| Zod | UI | | --- | --- | | z.string() | text input | | z.string().min(...) | text input + min-length validator | | z.number() | number input | | z.boolean() | checkbox | | z.enum([...]) / z.nativeEnum(...) | <select> | | Optional / default wrappers | unwrapped, defaults seeded |

For richer schemas (nested objects, arrays, discriminated unions), use acture-forms-rjsf instead.

Why "autoform"?

The name is a nod to @autoform/zod. We do NOT depend on @autoform — the surface area we need is small enough to hand-roll without adding a UI-library coupling.