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prmpt-cli

v1.0.7

Published

One command to set up any project for AI-first development with Claude Code

Readme

One command to set up any project for AI-first development with Claude Code.

Quick start

npx prmpt

How it works

npx prmpt
 │
 ├─ Scaffold files (AGENTS.md, docs/ai/, CLAUDE.md, settings)
 ├─ Install plugins (superpowers, context7, github, commit-commands, claude-code-setup)
 └─ Launch Claude Code
     │
     ├─ Explore codebase silently
     ├─ Interview you (problem-first, one question at a time)
     ├─ Write complete project documentation
     ├─ Run plugin audit for your stack
     └─ Done → start building with /using-superpowers

The interview

The project-setup skill isn't a survey. It's a collaborative design session:

Phase A — Product        What does it do? Who uses it? User stories,
                         acceptance criteria, success metrics, edge cases

Phase B — Roadmap        What now? What next? What's deferred?

Phase C — Technical      Stack, architecture, data flow, testing,
                         conventions, patterns (only after A+B)

Phase D — Working rules  Boundaries, workflow, CI
  • Problem first, tools last — understands WHAT you're building before asking about HOW
  • Pushes back — challenges decisions, predicts edge cases you haven't considered
  • One question at a time — concrete options with a recommendation
  • Never infers preferences — reads facts from code, asks about every decision

What you get

your-project/
├── CLAUDE.md                         → Points Claude to AGENTS.md every session
├── AGENTS.md                         → Lean project reference (~80 lines)
├── docs/ai/
│   ├── PRODUCT.md                    → User stories, acceptance criteria, success metrics
│   ├── ROADMAP.md                    → Priorities, phases, constraints
│   ├── CONVENTIONS.md                → Naming, imports, code style
│   ├── PATTERNS.md                   → Component/module structure
│   ├── TESTING.md                    → What to test, how, philosophy
│   └── ARCHITECTURE.md              → Stack, schema, data flow, decisions
├── .claude/
│   ├── settings.json                 → Plugin config + permissions
│   └── skills/project-setup/SKILL.md → The interview skill
└── .github/                          → CI + AI PR review (tailored to your stack)

Plugins

Five plugins installed automatically:

| Plugin | What it does | |---|---| | superpowers | Dev workflow: brainstorm, plan, TDD, code review, PR | | context7 | Fresh docs for any library — even ones you know well | | github | Repo management, issues, PRs from Claude | | commit-commands | Git commit/push workflows | | claude-code-setup | Codebase analysis and recommendations |

After the interview, a plugin audit suggests stack-specific plugins (LSP for your language, Supabase, Playwright, etc.) and installs them.

After setup

/using-superpowers → brainstorm → write-plan → execute-plan → code-review → finish

Updating

npx prmpt update

Updates skill and config files. Never overwrites your AGENTS.md or docs/ai/ without asking.

Requirements

License

MIT — do whatever you want with it. See LICENSE.


Zero LLM API calls. All intelligence comes from Claude Code + the bundled project-setup skill.