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install-relay-code

v0.3.1

Published

Scaffold a fresh Modal + Trigger.dev automation framework project in one command.

Readme

install-relay-code

Scaffold a fresh Modal + Trigger.dev automation framework project in one command.

npx install-relay-code

Run this from inside the empty folder where you want the framework scaffolded. It copies the full framework template — Trigger.dev task logic (src/trigger/*.ts), the Modal bridge (modal_bridge.py), the thin native-fetch service clients, the .claude/ agents + skills, and the three-phase automation lifecycle — into the current directory, then runs git init and npm install.

What you get

  • Trigger.dev task entrypoints in src/trigger/, scanned by trigger.config.ts.
  • Modal bridge (modal_bridge.py) that forwards HTTP requests to Trigger.dev task ids on an allowlist.
  • Optional, pre-packaged integrations: Airtable, GoHighLevel, Unipile, Apify.
  • The .claude/ agent roster + vendored doc skills that drive the framework's brainstorm → plan → execute lifecycle.

Next steps

The template ships with REPLACE-ME sentinels intact. Run /system-setup inside the new project to configure the Trigger.dev project + Modal app, then /system-brainstorm-automation to design your first automation.

See CLAUDE.md in the scaffolded project for the full framework guide.