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revturbine

v0.1.1

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The RevTurbine CLI launcher — `npx revturbine create` scaffolds RevTurbine into your app.

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revturbine

The launcher for the RevTurbine CLI. Scaffold RevTurbine into an app from a clean machine:

npx revturbine create

revturbine create detects your package manager and stack, installs @revturbine/sdk, pins @revturbine/cli into the repo, drops a starter Playbook that runs in local mode with no account, and installs the Agent Skills — then points you at the skill that walks the rest. Every other CLI command works too:

npx revturbine --help
npx revturbine login
npx revturbine validate ./revturbine.playbook.json

This package is a launcher

revturbine (unscoped) is the public front door. The real tool is @revturbine/cli (scoped) — which npx revturbine can't resolve from the bare name. So this package forwards every command to the newest published CLI at run time:

npx revturbine <command>  →  npx @revturbine/cli@latest <command>

It carries no logic and no @revturbine/cli dependency, so a CLI release reaches npx revturbine immediately and this launcher never needs republishing.

Inside a repo that already pins @revturbine/cli, npx resolves the repo-local revturbine (the pinned CLI) before this launcher — so a pinned version always wins.

npx revturbine create needs nothing pre-installed — it's the clean-machine front door, and the launcher fetches the CLI for you. Once @revturbine/cli is pinned in your repo, prefer revturbine init to re-run the scaffold (adding RevTurbine to a monorepo package, or re-scaffolding), since npx then resolves the repo-local pinned CLI.

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