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neolit

v0.1.8

Published

AI-driven development scaffolding and context management

Readme

Neolit

AI-driven development system. Document once with NEOLIT.md, develop consistently.

Installation

npm install -g neolit

Quick Start

cd your-project
neolit init

# Have AI analyze and document your codebase
# Follow: neolit/prompts/ANALYZE_PROJECT.md

Structure

Single deployable application:

project/
├── neolit/prompts/          # Agent instructions
├── NEOLIT.md                 # System architecture (SYSTEM level)
└── src/
    ├── auth/
    │   ├── NEOLIT.md         # Component docs (COMPONENT level)
    │   ├── TODO.org
    │   └── *.js
    └── user/
        └── NEOLIT.md         # Component docs (COMPONENT level)

Multi-deployable (microservices):

project/
├── neolit/prompts/          # Agent instructions
├── NEOLIT.md                 # System architecture (SYSTEM level)
├── api/
│   ├── NEOLIT.md             # Container (CONTAINER level - deployable unit)
│   └── auth/
│       ├── NEOLIT.md         # Component (COMPONENT level)
│       └── TODO.org
├── worker/
│   ├── NEOLIT.md             # Container (CONTAINER level - deployable unit)
│   └── email/
│       └── NEOLIT.md         # Component (COMPONENT level)
└── TODO.org

Documentation Levels

NEOLIT.md files use C4 model:

  • SYSTEM (root) - System overview, workflows (always)
  • CONTAINER (api/, worker/) - Separately deployable unit (optional, only for microservices)
  • COMPONENT (src/auth/) - Architecture + implementation (always)
  • CODE (src/auth/utils/) - Specific functions (optional if complex)

Each NEOLIT.md starts with: **Level:** SYSTEM | CONTAINER | COMPONENT | CODE

CONTAINER level:

  • Use ONLY for separately deployable units (API server, worker service, frontend app)
  • Skip for single deployable applications
  • Skip for source directories (src/)

Philosophy

One filename everywhere, content by level:

  1. NEOLIT.md at every level - Simple, scales naturally
  2. C4 levels determine content - Clear structure for each level
  3. CONTAINER optional - Only for separately deployable units
  4. Progressive detail - System → Container (if applicable) → Component → Code
  5. Documentation-first - Agents verify docs before coding
  6. Mandatory rules - Enforced patterns and constraints

Workflow

Task: Implement feature X

Agent workflow:
1. Verify NEOLIT.md exists (root + component levels)
2. Read NEOLIT.md (SYSTEM) → system overview
3. Read NEOLIT.md (COMPONENT) → exact structures, constraints
4. Implement following exact structures
5. Update NEOLIT.md (COMPONENT level) with changes
6. Move task to WAITING for human review

Commands

  • neolit init - Initialize neolit/prompts/
  • neolit analyze - Show prompt for AI to analyze project
  • neolit update - Update prompts (preserves NEOLIT.md files)
  • neolit clean --force - Remove all neolit files

Publishing (Maintainers)

npm version patch  # or minor/major
npm publish
git push --follow-tags

Integration

See INTEGRATION.md

Adapt freely. Scaffolding, not framework.