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create-cencori-app

v1.6.0

Published

Scaffold a new Cencori AI application in seconds.

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Readme

create-cencori-app

Create a new AI app powered by Cencori in seconds.

Usage

npx create-cencori-app my-project

That's it. The CLI will:

  1. Ask you to pick a framework (Next.js or TanStack)
  2. Scaffold a project with the Cencori SDK already wired up
  3. Create an API route ready for AI chat
  4. Set up the right ignored env file for your template (.env.local for Next.js, .env for TanStack) plus .env.example
  5. Install dependencies

Open the project, add a csk_... project key from cencori.com/dashboard, and confirm provider access in Project > Providers. The Cencori key authenticates your app; provider access is what lets the generated app call models such as gpt-4o or claude-sonnet-4.5.

Options

Usage: create-cencori-app <project-name> [options]

Options:
  -t, --template <template>  Template to use (nextjs or tanstack)
  --no-chat                  Skip the demo chat UI component
  --no-install               Skip installing dependencies
  --api-key <key>            Pre-fill your Cencori API key
  --dev                      Start the dev server after scaffolding
  -V, --version              Output the version number
  -h, --help                 Display help

Templates

Next.js

Full-stack React with App Router, Vercel AI SDK streaming, and server-side API routes.

npx create-cencori-app my-project --template nextjs

TanStack

Lightweight React with Vite, TanStack Query, and the Cencori SDK.

npx create-cencori-app my-project --template tanstack

What You Get

Next.js projects include app/api/chat/route.ts and .env.local.

TanStack projects include server/index.ts, server/cencori.ts, and an ignored .env so your API key stays on the server and out of git.

API Key Check

When you pass --api-key, the CLI checks https://api.cencori.com/v1/models to confirm the key can authenticate. If Cencori is temporarily unreachable, scaffolding continues and the generated app reads CENCORI_API_KEY from your env file.

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License

MIT