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sapient-ai

v0.2.0

Published

6 months ago

CLI for Sapient design-system presets and registry components

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moosaraza.shah_sapient

sapient design-system shadcn registry cli

sapient-ai CLI

Thin wrapper around shadcn for Sapient registry usage.

Commands

sapient-ai init
sapient-ai init --preset <handle-or-id> --template next
sapient-ai add <component>
sapient-ai add-icons <design-system|lucide|remix>
sapient-ai shadcn <args...>

Behavior

init runs Sapient's setup flow, can offer a Design System picker when no preset is specified, then initializes the repo and adds @sapient registry to components.json.
init --preset <handle-or-id> fetches a saved design-system preset and writes Sapient artifact files into .sapient/, including design-system.md, sapient-design-system-config.json, tokens.json, and sapient-components.json.
The CLI also generates a sapient-theme.css file next to the app's globals.css file and imports it automatically so the runtime theme matches the exported Sapient preset.
The CLI installs a small Sapient foundation pack by default, then adds any additional registry components inferred from the preset.
When the preset references supported Sapient registry items, the CLI also runs shadcn add for those components automatically.
When the preset uses lucide or remix, the CLI also installs the matching icon package automatically.
add-icons <library> updates local Sapient config and installs the matching icon package for an existing project.
add button is rewritten to add @sapient/button.
Pass fully-qualified names (@scope/name) unchanged.
Internally, init still uses shadcn for project wiring, but it now supplies Sapient-owned defaults so the user does not have to answer the underlying shadcn prompts.

Local test

npm pack ./packages/cli
 npx --yes ./sapient-ai-0.2.0.tgz --help

Registry URL

Default: https://sapient-playground-design-system.vercel.app/r/{name}.json

Override:

SAPIENT_REGISTRY_URL="https://your-domain/r/{name}.json" npx sapient-ai@latest init

Preset API URL

Default: https://sapient-playground-design-system.vercel.app/api/presets

Override for local development:

SAPIENT_PRESET_BASE_URL="http://localhost:3002/api/presets" npx sapient-ai@latest init --preset ferrari --template next