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parade-init

v1.0.3

Published

CLI tool to initialize new Parade workflow orchestrator projects for Claude Code

Downloads

440

Readme

parade-init

CLI tool to initialize new Parade workflow orchestrator projects for Claude Code.

What is Parade?

Parade is a workflow orchestration system for Claude Code that helps you:

  • Transform feature ideas into detailed specifications
  • Break down work into trackable tasks
  • Execute implementation via specialized sub-agents
  • Track progress visually with a Kanban board

Installation

npx parade-init

Or install globally:

npm install -g parade-init
parade-init

What it creates

Running parade-init in your project directory creates:

your-project/
├── .parade/           # Workflow data (discovery.db)
├── .claude/
│   ├── skills/        # Workflow skills (/discover, /run-tasks, etc.)
│   ├── agents/        # Agent prompt templates
│   └── templates/     # Configuration templates
└── .beads/            # Task management (via beads CLI)

Prerequisites

  • Claude Code - Anthropic's CLI for Claude
  • Beads - Task management CLI (auto-installed if missing)
  • Node.js 16+

Next Steps

After running parade-init:

  1. Open Claude Code in your project directory
  2. Run /init-project to configure your project
  3. Run /parade-doctor to verify setup
  4. Start building with /discover

Visual Dashboard (Parade App)

The Parade app provides a visual Kanban board for tracking your workflow.

Option 1: Download Pre-built App (Recommended)

  1. Download the latest DMG from GitHub Releases
  2. Open the DMG and drag Parade to Applications
  3. Important for macOS users: The app is not yet notarized with Apple. You'll need to run:
    xattr -cr /Applications/Parade.app
  4. Open Parade - on first launch, you'll be prompted to add your project folder
  5. Click "Add Project Folder" and select your project directory (where you ran parade-init)

Option 2: Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/JeremyKalmus/parade.git ~/parade
cd ~/parade && npm install
npm run build

The built app will be in release/Parade-*.dmg

Option 3: Development Mode

git clone https://github.com/JeremyKalmus/parade.git ~/parade
cd ~/parade && npm install
npm run dev

First Launch

When you first open the Parade app:

  1. You'll be taken to the Settings page automatically
  2. Click "Add Project Folder" to add your project
  3. Select a folder that contains a .beads directory (where you ran bd init)
  4. Your project will appear in the sidebar

Skills Included

| Skill | Purpose | |-------|---------| | /init-project | Configure project settings | | /discover | Capture feature ideas and generate specs | | /approve-spec | Export specs to beads as tasks | | /run-tasks | Execute tasks via sub-agents | | /retro | Analyze execution and improve workflow | | /evolve | Capture new patterns for reuse | | /parade-doctor | Diagnose setup issues | | /workflow-status | Check current workflow state |

Troubleshooting

macOS: "Parade.app is damaged and can't be opened"

This happens because the app is not yet notarized with Apple. Run:

xattr -cr /Applications/Parade.app

App shows "Error loading issues" or "spawn bd ENOENT"

The app can't find the bd CLI. Make sure beads is installed:

go install github.com/beads-ai/beads-cli/cmd/bd@latest

And that bd is in your PATH. The app checks common locations like /opt/homebrew/bin/bd and /usr/local/bin/bd.

No projects showing in the app

  1. Make sure you've run bd init in your project
  2. Add the project folder in Settings (click "Add Project Folder")
  3. Select the folder that contains the .beads directory

License

MIT