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ex0

v0.0.1

Published

10 months ago

A CLI for to quickstart apps with Cursor and agile workflow management

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cli vite ai cursor ai starter starter-kit workflow

codetie

A CLI to build interactive web projects in a modern, AI-friendly environment. This version includes IDE configuration initialization and a minimal project planning system designed to handle essential planning documents (PRD, architecture, story) and optionally auto-generate rules for your AI environment if needed.

Installation

npm i codetie -g

Or run with npx:

npx codetie@latest init

Usage

Initialize IDE configuration:

npx codetie@latest init --ide cursor

Initialize a new project:

npx codetie@latest init myapp

Then optionally install the agile-lite workflow:

cd myapp
npx codetie workflow agile-lite

You can fully customize these templates or rename them as needed.

Commands

codetie init [--ide cursor|windsurf|cline|copilot]
Initializes configuration files for the specified AI-powered IDE.
codetie init [projectName]
Creates a new project from a recommended starter template or from another template.
codetie workflow [workflowName]
Installs the chosen workflow's devnotes (like agile-lite) into your project.
codetie add [componentName]
Adds a new component to your project.

Contributing

Contributions and ideas are welcome. Submit pull requests or discuss improvements.

License

MIT