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create-taskclan-app

v1.0.0

Published

Scaffold a new app on Taskclan Cloud — auth, billing, agents, memory, and the AI gateway wired in. `npm create taskclan-app@latest`.

Readme

create-taskclan-app

Scaffold a new app on Taskclan Cloud — the operating system for AI-native companies. Auth, billing, agents, memory, model routing, and the cost ledger are already running; you just call them.

npm create @taskclan/taskclan-app@latest my-app
# or pick a template up front:
npm create @taskclan/taskclan-app@latest my-app -- --template react-chat

Published to GitHub Packages. Add @taskclan:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com to your ~/.npmrc (with a read:packages token) first — same as the SDKs.

Then:

cd my-app
cp .env.example .env   # set TASKCLAN_BASE_URL + a token
npm install
npm run dev

Templates

| Template | What you get | |----------|--------------| | node-starter | A TypeScript script using @taskclan/platform + @taskclan/sdk: discover the platform, dispatch a Hive intent, recall cross-product insights. | | react-chat | A Vite + React app with a production chat UI via @taskclan/react (<TaskclanProvider> + <TaskclanChat>). | | next-ai-chat | A full-stack Next.js chat app — server token route + <TaskclanChat> streaming an intent's reply. | | agent-worker | A server-side agent backend: pull insight-driven defaults, run a named agent, emit outcome events (the learning loop). |

Why Taskclan

Every backend capability is one call to POST /api/hive/v1/intent. You never rebuild authentication, billing, agent runtimes, memory, or model routing — the same platform that runs Forge3D, Nani, and GameNova runs your app.

Full docs: https://taskclan.com/docs