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create-durion

v0.1.1

Published

Scaffold a new Durion project — durable AI workflows and agents on Temporal

Downloads

222

Readme

create-durion

Scaffold a new Durion project — durable workflow() / agent() apps on Temporal with the Vercel AI SDK.

Usage

npx create-durion@latest [project-name]

Interactive prompts ask for:

  • Project directory name
  • Template: hello (single workflow), agent (autonomous agent + tools), blank (minimal stubs)
  • LLM provider: OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google
  • API key (or set later in .env)

Flags (non-interactive)

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --template <name> | hello, agent, or blank | | --llm <provider> | openai, anthropic, google | | --llm-api-key <key> | Provider API key | | --default | Skip all prompts: hello + OpenAI + directory my-durion-app (or pass a name as the argument) | | --no-install | Skip npm install / pnpm install / etc. after scaffold |

Example:

npx create-durion@latest /tmp/demo --default --no-install

Generated project

Typical output includes package.json, tsconfig.json (Node16-style module resolution for bundling), .env, durion.config.ts, workflow and worker entry files, and provider-specific dependencies. @durion/cli includes a bundled Durion Studio SPA served from the dev gateway (default http://localhost:3000/) when you run npx durion dev. Temporal CLI is detected with OS-specific install hints when missing.

Next steps

cd your-project
npm install
npx durion doctor
npx durion dev

The template lists @durion/cli as a devDependency; Studio ships inside that package (not as a separate @durion/studio on npm) and is served by durion dev with the gateway.

See also