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create-kuralle-agents

v0.23.0

Published

7 days ago

Scaffold a new Kuralle project from a template.

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kuralle create scaffold template ai-agents

create-kuralle-agents

Scaffold a new Kuralle project from a template.

Kuralle is a TypeScript framework for building conversational AI agents with structured flows, routing, and durable tool execution, built on the Vercel AI SDK.

Usage

npm create kuralle-agents@latest

That starts an interactive picker: choose a template, name the directory, and the project is written and ready to install.

Skip the picker by naming both up front:

npm create kuralle-agents@latest my-agent --template nextjs-chatbot

| Argument | Description | |---|---| | [dir] | Directory to create the project in. Prompted for when omitted. | | -t, --template <id> | Template to scaffold. Prompted for when omitted. | | -h, --help | Print usage and exit. |

Templates

The template list is fetched from the kuralle/starter repository at the branch matching this package's major and minor version, so a template added there appears without waiting for a new release of this CLI. If GitHub is unreachable, the picker falls back to a template list bundled at build time.

Pinning templates to the CLI's own version line is deliberate: a scaffolded project always receives a template set compatible with the framework version it is generated against.

What you get

The scaffolded project depends on the published @kuralle-agents/* packages — it is a normal application, not a fork of the framework. Install and run it with your usual package manager.

Links

License

Apache-2.0