create-accordo

Create a local Accordo CRM project that a coding agent can inspect, extend and verify as source you own.

npm create accordo my-crm -- --apply
cd my-crm
npm run verify
npm run crm -- app inspect --json

Without --apply, the command prints a deterministic plan and writes nothing. Use --json for the versioned machine-readable contract.

The package carries the framework source it copies, so project creation needs no network request after npm has installed this package and the resulting project needs no npm install. The project includes the CLI, local HTTP application, Admin, published coding-agent skills, its own tests and smoke check. It starts with zero domain packages composed; the coding agent adds only the business model the user describes.

What the package proves

The release gate installs the packed artifact into an empty npm project, runs this installed bin, and then runs the generated result. A successful release proves:

• accordo app inspect --json reports a valid composition;
• accordo project doctor --json passes with no warning;
• the generated project's tests prove an agent cannot take a human approval decision;
• its smoke workflow runs end to end;
• the same checked-in source produces a byte-identical package archive.

Boundaries

The generated application is local-development software, not a hosted CRM:

• no authentication, tenancy or RBAC;
• SQLite only;
• no scheduler or durable outbox;
• provider implementations are offline fixtures;
• zero domain packages are composed by default;
• source is vendored into the project, so upgrading means merging source rather than bumping a dependency version.

The package is not a CDP, an AI CRM that makes runtime decisions, a billing engine or an ERP. Coding agents author deterministic CRM behavior; state changes still pass through services, workflows and explicit human boundaries.

Source, evidence and limitations: https://accordo.dev · https://github.com/khaoss85/agent-crm