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create-flowmo

v1.6.0

Published

Scaffold an OutSystems-Lite project with screens, data, logic, and built-in agent skills

Readme

create-flowmo

Scaffold an OutSystems-aligned vibe coding project with screens, a local SQL database, logic flows, and built-in agent skills for AI-assisted prototyping.

create-flowmo is the starting point of the Flowmo ecosystem. It sets up everything an AI agent needs to understand and assist you within the OutSystems paradigm — from file structure to expert skills.

Quick Start

npx create-flowmo

Or equivalently:

npm create flowmo

You'll be prompted for a project name, target platform (O11 or ODC), and app type. The CLI then scaffolds a project with:

  • screens/.visual.html starter screen with OutSystems UI layout
  • database/schema.sql, seeds.sql, and a queries/ folder for .sql and .advance.sql files
  • logic/ — Universal logic flowcharts (Client, Server, Service, or Data Actions)
  • scripts/ — Custom scripts
  • theme/ — OutSystems UI CSS and custom theme
  • .agents/skills/Agent Skills: Pre-packed expert knowledge (compliant with agentskills.io) that teaches AI agents how to build for OutSystems.

After Scaffolding

cd my-project
npm install
npx flowmo db:setup   # provision the local PGLite database
npx flowmo db:seed    # insert seed data
npm run dev

The project uses Vite for local development with hot reload.

The Workflow

create-flowmo is the starting point of the Flowmo ecosystem. Once scaffolded, the project is designed to work with two VS Code extensions:

  • Visual Inspector — opens .visual.html screen prototypes in a live preview with a layer panel for inspecting the element hierarchy.
  • Flowchart Editor — opens .flowchart.md logic flows in a visual drag-and-drop editor with bidirectional sync.

Install both at once with the Flowmo Extension Pack.

The scaffolded project also includes Copilot skills that understand OutSystems UI patterns, SQL conventions, and server action structure — so AI-generated code stays compatible with the platform.

Links and Support

License

MIT