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thachvd-kit

v1.0.11

Published

Project context bootstrap kit for Antigravity, Claude Code, and Codex

Readme

thachvd-kit

thachvd-kit bootstraps project context for AI coding agents such as Antigravity, Claude Code, and Codex.

It installs a local .agent/ kit, generates PROJECT_CONTEXT.md, and can scan an existing codebase to infer stack, framework, database, and infra signals before your agent starts working.

Quick Start

Install globally:

npm install -g thachvd-kit

Then run inside any project folder:

thachvd-kit init

You can also skip directly to scan mode:

thachvd-kit init --scan

What init Does

thachvd-kit init now supports both new and existing projects:

  • New project: enter context manually.
  • Existing project: choose scan mode or manual mode.
  • Scan mode: detect stack from the codebase, show evidence, then either accept detected values or review/edit them.

Generated files:

  • .agent/agents
  • .agent/rules
  • .agent/skills
  • .agent/workflows
  • PROJECT_CONTEXT.md
  • CLAUDE.md
  • AGENTS.md
  • AI_CONTEXT_REFINEMENT.md when first-session AI refinement is enabled

Scan Behavior

The scanner is hybrid and practical:

  • App stack detection uses an inferred app_root so nested apps like src/ can still resolve Laravel, CakePHP, Next.js, and similar stacks correctly.
  • Infra detection stays repo-wide, so folders like dev/, stg/, prod/ can still contribute Docker and CI evidence.
  • Noise folders such as vendor, node_modules, .git, dist, and build are ignored during recursive scan.

The scan preview surfaces:

  • app root
  • project type
  • primary language
  • frameworks
  • database
  • package manager
  • test framework
  • cloud
  • infrastructure
  • CI/CD
  • evidence for each inferred framework

AI Refinement Flow

init creates a baseline PROJECT_CONTEXT.md.

If you enable first-session AI refinement, the generated context is marked with:

  • context.status: baseline
  • context.needs_ai_refinement: true

Then, when your agent opens the project, GEMINI.md / CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md instruct it to:

  1. Read PROJECT_CONTEXT.md
  2. Refine the context once if needs_ai_refinement is true
  3. Update the file to context.status: refined
  4. Set context.needs_ai_refinement: false

This keeps init simple while still allowing a deeper AI pass without requiring API-key integration inside the CLI.

Skill Resolution

The kit auto-loads generic and framework-specific skills based on detected context.

Examples:

  • React -> react-frontend, frontend-design
  • Next.js -> nextjs-react-expert, frontend-design
  • Laravel -> laravel-patterns, laravel-security, laravel-tdd
  • Tauri -> rust-pro, desktop-design

Generic quality skills such as clean-code and systematic-debugging are always included.

Directory Layout

.agent/
├── agents/
├── rules/
├── skills/
└── workflows/

Notes

  • thachvd-kit generates both CLAUDE.md for Claude Code and AGENTS.md for Codex/AGENTS-compatible editors.
  • The npm package page updates only after a new npm publish, not just after pushing to GitHub.