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create-split

v0.1.2

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CLI tool to connect Next.js sites to Split AI content delivery system

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create-split

Connect your Next.js site to Split's AI content delivery system

This CLI tool configures your Next.js project to receive AI-generated content from Split, the AI content delivery platform designed for Next.js sites.

Installation & Usage

You can use this tool directly with npx:

npx create-split

This will:

  1. Install a webhook endpoint in your Next.js project
  2. Set up the necessary environment variables
  3. Create content directories
  4. Update your sitemap.xml and llms.txt files
  5. Register your site with Split

Prerequisites

How it Works

Split delivers AI-generated content to your site through a secure webhook. This CLI tool configures your Next.js project to:

  1. Accept content through a secure webhook endpoint
  2. Store content in a designated directory
  3. Make content discoverable to search engines and LLMs

API Credentials

You'll need to generate API credentials from your Split dashboard. These consist of:

  • SPLIT_AGENT_ID: A unique identifier for your site
  • SPLIT_AGENT_SECRET: A secret key used to verify webhook requests

Manual Setup

If you prefer to set things up manually:

  1. Add your credentials to .env.local:

    SPLIT_AGENT_ID=your_agent_id
SPLIT_AGENT_SECRET=your_agent_secret

  2. Create an API endpoint at /api/split-agent in your Next.js project

  3. Create a content directory for AI-generated content

  4. Update your sitemap.xml to include Split content

License

MIT