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create-aihu

v0.1.3

Published

Scaffold a new Aihu app — the `npm create aihu` / `npx create-aihu` entry point. Thin delegator to @aihu/cli.

Readme

create-aihu

Aihu — agentic discovery and interaction, for human purpose.

Scaffold a new Aihu app — the npm create aihu / npx create-aihu entry point. Thin delegator to @aihu/cli.

Part of the compiler + toolchain layer of Aihu. Build-time only — does not ship to the client. The compiler reads .aihu SFC source (per the Block Structure spec) and emits standards-compliant Web Components.

This is the public scaffolder entry point for Aihu. Running npm create aihu, npx create-aihu, or bun create aihu resolves this UNSCOPED package, which is a thin delegator: it forwards your arguments to @aihu/cli's scaffolder (the same logic exposed as the create-aihu bin of @aihu/cli), inheriting stdio so both the interactive prompts and the non-interactive (--yes / non-TTY) path work, then propagates the exit code.

npm create aihu@latest my-app
cd my-app

All scaffolding flags (--yes, --template, --pm, --no-git, …) are passed straight through to @aihu/cli. See docs/cli.md for the full option list.

Install

# Scaffold a new Aihu app (no install needed)
npm create aihu@latest my-app
# or
npx create-aihu my-app
# or
bun create aihu my-app

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Package facts

| | | |---|---| | Version | 0.1.3 | | Tier | D — Toolchain — npm create aihu scaffolder entry point | | Published files | 3 entries | | License | MIT |

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Exports

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Dependencies

Dependencies:

  • @aihu/cliworkspace:*

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See also

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License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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