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create-ai-engineering-system

v0.2.0

Published

Bootstrap a new project from the AI Engineering System via `npm create ai-engineering-system@latest`.

Readme

create-ai-engineering-system

Thin Node wrapper around ai-engineering-system's scripts/init-project.sh.

Use it when you don't want to clone the system repo by hand.

quickstart

npm create ai-engineering-system@latest -- \
  --name my-api \
  --stack go-gin-hexagonal \
  --agent claude

The -- separator is required by npm create — every flag after it is forwarded to init-project.sh verbatim.

stacks

--stack is one of:

  • go-gin-layered
  • go-gin-clean
  • go-gin-hexagonal
  • nestjs-layered
  • nextjs-default
  • fastify-hexagonal
  • fastapi-layered
  • react-native-expo

agents

--agent is one of claude | codex | both (default: claude).

environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | |----------|---------| | AI_ENG_SYSTEM_HOME | Path to a local ai-engineering-system checkout. When set, the wrapper uses it instead of cloning. Useful for system contributors. | | AI_ENG_SYSTEM_TAG | Pin the wrapper to a specific system release tag (e.g. ai-engineering-system-v0.6.0). When unset, the wrapper queries the remote and clones the latest ai-engineering-system-v* tag. Falls back to the default branch only when the lookup fails. | | AI_ENG_KEEP_TMP=1 | Keep the temporary clone on exit (debugging). |

requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 20
  • Bash ≥ 4 on PATH (macOS ships bash 3.2; install via brew install bash)
  • git on PATH (only when the wrapper has to clone the system)

how it resolves the system

  1. If AI_ENG_SYSTEM_HOME is set and points at a valid checkout, use it.
  2. Otherwise, walk up from the wrapper's install dir looking for a sibling scripts/init-project.sh (this covers running the wrapper from inside the system monorepo during development).
  3. Otherwise, look up the system version to clone:
    • If AI_ENG_SYSTEM_TAG is set, use that tag.
    • Otherwise, query the remote for the latest ai-engineering-system-v* tag and use it.
    • Fall back to the default branch only when the lookup fails.

The wrapper itself does nothing except locate the system source, verify bash, and exec init-project.sh. All bootstrap logic lives in the system repo.

releasing

The wrapper is versioned independently of the system. To publish a new version:

  1. Bump version in package.json.

  2. Open a PR, merge to main.

  3. Create and push a tag matching create-ai-engineering-system-v<version>:

    git tag create-ai-engineering-system-v0.2.0
    git push origin create-ai-engineering-system-v0.2.0
  4. The Publish create-ai-engineering-system GH Actions workflow runs on tag push, verifies the tag matches package.json, and publishes to npm with provenance.

A workflow_dispatch button on the same workflow runs npm publish --dry-run for sanity-checking without uploading. The repo must have an NPM_TOKEN secret with publish rights.

license

MIT — see the system repo LICENSE.