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create-theokit

v3.0.17

Published

Scaffold a new TheoKit project

Readme

create-theokit

Scaffold a TheoKit app — a working agent chat, wired end to end.

npx create-theokit my-app
cd my-app
pnpm dev

Node >= 22.12.0 is required; the CLI checks before it writes anything.

What you get

The default scaffold is not a placeholder. The thread streams real replies, the example tools run (weather over HTTP, local time with no network), and the approval prompt really gates the side-effecting one.

my-app/
├── agents/chat.ts          # the agent → POST /api/agents/chat
│   ├── prompts/            #   persona
│   ├── tools/              #   capabilities
│   └── skills/             #   procedures loaded on demand
├── app/                    # file-based routing (page/layout/loading/error/not-found)
├── server/routes/          # API routes
├── shared/agent.ts         # branding — one source of truth
├── docs/                   # ARCHITECTURE · CUSTOMIZATION · ENVIRONMENT
└── theo.config.ts

Point it at a provider before the first run — OPENROUTER_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, or OPENAI_API_KEY in .env (start from .env.example).

Surfaces

The same agent, three frontends — only the transport differs:

npx create-theokit my-app                      # web (default) — HTTP transport
npx create-theokit my-app --surface=tui        # terminal (Ink) — in-process transport
npx create-theokit my-app --surface=desktop    # desktop (Tauri) — channel transport

Options

| Flag | Effect | |---|---| | --yes | Take the recommended defaults, skip the prompts | | --template=<name> | Template to use (default default) | | --surface=<web\|tui\|desktop> | App surface (default web) | | --bare | Minimal app: no agent, no @theokit/* runtime deps, a plain Hello Theo page | | --skip-install | Write the files, skip the install | | --disable-git | Skip git init | | --use-npm / --use-pnpm / --use-yarn / --use-bun | Pick the package manager | | --import-alias=<alias> | Import alias (default @/*) | | --example=<name\|github-url> | Bootstrap from a GitHub example | | --biome | Use Biome instead of ESLint | | --agents-md | Include AGENTS.md (default: true) |

--bare cannot be combined with a non-web surface — a TUI or desktop shell needs the agent dependencies --bare removes, so the CLI refuses the contradiction instead of scaffolding something that cannot run.

Licence

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.