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ai-catapult

v0.1.3

Published

CLI + Claude Code and Codex plugins for init-ai-repo v3 AI-SDLC governance scaffolding

Readme

ai-catapult

Scaffold init-ai-repo v3 AI-SDLC governance into any repository — no LLM required, no config needed, one command.

What it does

ai-catapult is a deterministic CLI that writes a complete v3 .ai/ governance skeleton into your repo: directory structure, matrix, system prompts, rules, workflows, traceability wiring, and agent contracts. It also ships as a Claude Code plugin and a Codex plugin so the scaffold runs from inside your AI coding agent without leaving your editor.

It repackages the init-ai-repo/ai-catapult-init skill as a standalone tool — same output, zero dependency on a running LLM session.

Quick start

# Scaffold governance skeleton into the current directory
npx ai-catapult init

# Then install the plugin into detected harnesses (Claude Code and/or Codex)
npx ai-catapult install

Or install globally:

npm install -g ai-catapult
ai-catapult init
ai-catapult install

Commands

ai-catapult init [target]

Scaffold the mechanical v3 .ai/ governance skeleton into <target> (default: current directory).

Options:
  --repo-id <id>         Repository identifier          (default: basename of target)
  --date <YYYY-MM-DD>    Scaffold date token             (default: today)
  --upstream-url <url>   Upstream git URL for matrix.json
  --upstream-ref <ref>   Upstream git ref                (default: main)
  --force                Overwrite existing files without error
  -h, --help             Show help

ai-catapult install

Install the ai-catapult plugin into detected AI coding harnesses.

Harnesses detected automatically:

  • Claude Code~/.claude/ present
  • Codex${CODEX_HOME:-~/.codex}/ present
Options:
  --harness <claude|codex|all>   Select harness(es) (default: auto-detect)
  --dry-run                      Print what would happen without writing
  --force                        Overwrite even if dir contains a foreign plugin
  -h, --help                     Show help

After install, reload Claude Code and run /ai-catapult-init to complete the in-harness judgment-laden phases.

Claude Code plugin

ai-catapult ships as a Claude Code plugin bundling the ai-catapult-init skill.

Install path

Running npx ai-catapult install copies the plugin payload to:

~/.claude/plugins/ai-catapult/

Then follow the printed two-step registration inside Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add ~/.claude/plugins/ai-catapult
/plugin install ai-catapult@ai-catapult-local

The installer does not write installed_plugins.json — that is a Claude Code internal file. Use the /plugin commands above to register the plugin.

Build the plugin locally

bash setup.sh                  # vendor the pinned skill source
npm run build:plugin:claude    # assemble into dist/claude-plugin/

Codex plugin

ai-catapult ships as a Codex plugin bundling the ai-catapult-init skill.

Install path

Running npx ai-catapult install copies the plugin payload to:

${CODEX_HOME:-~/.codex}/plugins/cache/ai-catapult-local/ai-catapult/local/

Then add the printed TOML block to your ${CODEX_HOME:-~/.codex}/config.toml:

[marketplaces.ai-catapult-local]
source_type = "local"
source = "<printed payload path>"

[plugins."ai-catapult@ai-catapult-local"]
enabled = true

The installer does not auto-mutate config.toml — you add the block manually. See docs/codex-install.md for details.

Build the plugin locally

bash setup.sh                  # vendor the pinned skill source
npm run build:plugin:codex     # assemble into dist/codex-plugin/

Publishing

Both ai-catapult (unscoped) and @r3dlex/ai-catapult (scoped mirror) are published to npm.

Dry-run (safe, default)

bash scripts/publish-both.sh

Real publish (double-gated)

AI_CATAPULT_PUBLISH=1 bash scripts/publish-both.sh --yes

Semver-tagged releases are automated via .github/workflows/release.yml using npm trusted publishing (OIDC) — no NPM_TOKEN secret; the trusted publisher must be configured once per package on npmjs.com (see release.yml header).

License

MIT © Andre Burgstahler (r3dlex)