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rayspec

v1.8.0

Published

The unscoped `rayspec` launcher — a thin bin that hands control to the RaySpec CLI (`@rayspec/cli`). Installing `rayspec` (or `npx rayspec`) puts the `rayspec` command on PATH: `rayspec init` scaffolds a starter project, `rayspec doctor`/`plan` validate a

Readme

rayspec

File-deployable AI infrastructure. Describe a product's backend in one declarative YAML file, and RaySpec stands up accounts and authentication, in-process agents, an HTTP API, a Postgres-backed data layer, durable background jobs, and the supporting tooling — deployed GitOps-style from that single file.

This package is the launcher: a thin rayspec bin that hands control to the RaySpec CLI (@rayspec/cli).

Quickstart

npx rayspec init                # scaffold a minimal, valid backend spec (rayspec.yaml)
npx rayspec doctor rayspec.yaml # static diagnosis of the spec
npx rayspec plan rayspec.yaml   # show what a deploy would materialize
npx rayspec dev gen-secrets     # mint the boot secrets, then set DATABASE_URL to deploy

Every subcommand emits machine-parseable JSON to stdout — --help is the one exception and prints plain text there (rayspec <command> --help scopes it to that command).

Links

License

Source-available under the Functional Source License (FSL-1.1-ALv2) — each release converts to Apache-2.0 two years after publication. See LICENSE.