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create-euterpe

v0.1.3

Published

Create a Euterpe project: a real-time interactive music agent in the browser (npm create euterpe@latest)

Readme

create-euterpe

Creates a Euterpe project: a real-time interactive music agent that runs in the browser.

Website · Paper (JAES 2023) · Source

npm create euterpe@latest my-agent
cd my-agent
npm install
npm run dev

With no options it asks for a directory and a template. To skip the questions:

npm create euterpe@latest my-agent -- --template copycat

| Template | What the agent does | |---|---| | empty | Hooks that do nothing yet: start here | | copycat | Copies your notes on the 16th-note grid, delayed and transposed | | call-response | Waits for your phrase, then answers it in your rhythm | | synth | A polyphonic synthesizer: your notes in, audio out |

--force writes into a directory that isn't empty.

Each project contains:

  • the agent (agent/hooks.js and its YAML files);
  • a Vite config with euterpe/vite;
  • AGENTS.md, the API reference for you and for coding agents;
  • deploy configs for Netlify and Vercel, with the cross-origin isolation headers Euterpe needs;
  • the scripts npm run dev, build, preview, typecheck and smoke (a headless-browser check).

The templates are MIT-0 (no attribution needed). This package itself is MIT.