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noamcli

v0.1.0

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Project bootstrapper: folder structure, AI context vault, real Expo app scaffolding, dev/prod identities, icons, GitHub publish, and knowledge packs your AI agent can read.

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moanzxmoanzx

Keywords

scaffoldbootstrappercliexporeact-nativeclaude-codeagent-skillsknowledge-packs

Readme

noamcli

The CLI. TypeScript, commander + @clack/prompts, bundled with tsup to a single zero-dep dist/index.js (ADR 0003).

Commands

  • noamcli new [name] — scaffold a project: surfaces chosen per project (mobile = a real Expo app via create-expo-app@latest with identity applied, or --no-expo for a stub; site = stub), the context vault, AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md (@AGENTS.md import), .claude/skills/ (committed home for knowledge packs), a committed icon generator (scripts/generate-icons.js, zero-dep — run once at scaffold, re-run after editing the mark; also emits the GitHub social-preview image), git init + initial commit, optional GitHub publish via gh (auth pre-checked). Slug stays lowercase-kebab (it feeds folder/repo/package/bundle-id); --app-name carries the human display name.
  • noamcli config — show identity config. config set <key> <value>, config setup (interactive; also offered inline on first new).
  • noamcli pack list|add <name> — knowledge packs (ADR 0004): code files + an in-repo skill under .claude/skills/noamcli-<pack>/, AGENTS.md index entry, .noamcli/packs.lock. Packs: dev-prod-variant (code+knowledge), material-you-theming, local-ai-idioms (knowledge-only). Also installable inline during new via prompt or --packs.
  • noamcli update [pack] / noamcli check — pack update story: knowledge replaced on update; locally-modified code files preserved (new version lands as <file>.new); check exits 1 on drift (CI-friendly).

Agent-friendly by design: every prompt has a flag, --yes for non-interactive, --json for machine output (single JSON doc on stdout, diagnostics on stderr), --dry-run, exit codes as a protocol (0 ok, 1 error, 2 validation, 3 auth/tooling, 4 confirmation required).

Develop

npm install
npm run dev -- new demo --dry-run   # run from source (tsx)
npm run typecheck
npm run build                        # tsup -> dist/index.js
npm test                             # unit + e2e (e2e runs the built CLI; build first)

Templates live in templates/ and ship with the package. The vault template is a copy of claude-vault-template (templates/vault/); update it there when the upstream template changes.