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create-promptheus

v1.1.0

Published

Compose a complete project — single app or monorepo, any mix of stacks — scaffolded by the OFFICIAL generators, addons applied, agent toolkit wired (AGENTS.md, subagents, commands, project memory) — npm create promptheus

Readme

create-promptheus

Compose a complete project — single app or monorepo, any mix of stacks — and get one command that:

  1. scaffolds every app with its official generator (npm create next-app@latest, composer create-project, cargo…) — no vendored templates, so nothing rots;
  2. applies your addons per framework — scaffolder flags when they exist, real installs + config files when portable, honest NEXT_STEPS.md notes otherwise;
  3. wires the whole agent toolkit via the promptheus CLI — merged AGENTS.md rules, subagents, slash commands and a LEARNINGS.md project memory.
npm create promptheus@latest
# or, non-npm runners:
npx create-promptheus my-app

In a terminal that starts a compact wizard: project name → single app or monorepo → framework + addons per app → confirm. Prefer clicking? Compose visually at create.promptheus.dev — it emits the full command, plan included:

npm create promptheus@latest my-app -- --plan eyJ2IjoxLCJuYW1lIjoibXktYXBwIn0

Options

| Flag | What it does | | --- | --- | | --plan <base64url> | Full-fidelity project plan from create.promptheus.dev | | --pm <npm\|pnpm> | Package runner for JS scaffolds + installs (default: pnpm when installed, else npm) | | -y, --yes | Skip prompts (without --plan: use the default plan) | | --dry-run | Print every step that would run, execute nothing | | --no-git | Skip git init + the initial commit | | --no-toolkit | Skip the agent toolkit wiring | | -h, -v | Help / version |

What you get

my-app/
├─ apps/web        ← official create-next-app output
├─ apps/api        ← idiomatic Go skeleton (go mod init + net/http)
├─ AGENTS.md       ← merged rules for YOUR exact stack + toolkit wiring
├─ LEARNINGS.md    ← project memory your agents read & append
├─ NEXT_STEPS.md   ← per-app dev commands + anything that needs a human
├─ pnpm-workspace.yaml · README.md · .git
└─ .claude/        ← subagents + slash commands

Missing a toolchain (say, composer)? That app degrades to a STARTER.md with the exact official command — everything else still gets built and wired.

Zero dependencies. The stack catalog and the plan codec are compiled into vendor/ from the same TypeScript contracts the web configurator uses.

Part of the Promptheus family — rules, agents, commands, design, dbuilder, create. Public domain (CC0).