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create-blueshed

v0.2.0

Published

Scaffold a Bun project on the blueshed stack (delta + railroad + invoket), wired for agent sessions

Readme

create-blueshed

Scaffold a Bun project on the blueshed stack — @blueshed/delta (realtime doc sync), @blueshed/railroad (signals + real-DOM JSX), invoket (typed task CLI) — pre-wired for agent sessions.

bunx create-blueshed my-app
# or: npm create blueshed@latest my-app
cd my-app && bun install && bun dev

What you get

  • A running realtime app: server.ts (delta JSON-file backend), src/app.tsx (railroad UI), one shared doc that syncs across browser windows.
  • tasks.ts with ctx (SQLite-backed project memory), session (session bring-up), and check (typecheck + tests) — all via invt.
  • Agent wiring: a Claude Code SessionStart hook runs invt session:start, which syncs .claude/skills/ from any dependency that ships skills (delta and railroad do), rebuilds project memory from the committed .ctx.jsonl, and injects facts + decisions into model context — on startup, resume, /clear, and compaction.
  • .mcp.json wiring for hjeli's MCP server, when the hjeli binary is on your PATH at scaffold time.

The hook is a thin shim; the logic lives in invoket/agent and upgrades with the package, not the scaffold.

Project memory

.ctx.jsonl (committed, diffable) is the source of truth; .ctx.db (gitignored) is a rebuildable SQLite cache. Agents and humans append through the same CLI:

invt ctx:set db "Postgres 16 on :5432"
invt ctx:decide auth "JWT in httpOnly cookies" "XSS protection"
invt ctx:dump