ag-bootstrap

Bootstrap project skeletons from local templates.

ag-bootstrap keeps the bootstrap logic small and reusable:

• Templates live in ./templates/<project-type>.
• The CLI renders template files into a destination directory.
• Skills can call the same CLI instead of re-implementing scaffold logic.

For now, one project type is supported:

• typescript: a pnpm monorepo with Lerna, Nx, Jest, ESLint, Prettier, Husky, GitHub Actions, and AGD starter docs.

Layout

.
├── SKILL.md
├── bin/ag-bootstrap
├── templates/
│   └── typescript/
└── tests/

Usage

List available project types:

./bin/ag-bootstrap list

Bootstrap the TypeScript monorepo template:

./bin/ag-bootstrap bootstrap typescript ~/code/example-monorepo

Skip install and test follow-up:

./bin/ag-bootstrap bootstrap typescript ~/code/example-monorepo --skip-followup

Override template variables:

./bin/ag-bootstrap bootstrap typescript ~/code/example-monorepo \
  --project-name "Example Monorepo" \
  --package-name example-monorepo \
  --description "Example pnpm monorepo" \
  --var author="Kevin Lin"

Install the standard Husky hooks in an existing project:

./bin/ag-bootstrap add-precommit ~/code/example-monorepo

Template Variables

Every template currently receives these variables:

• project_name
• package_name
• package_scope
• description

Extra values can be passed with repeated --var key=value.

Follow-up

bootstrap runs these steps by default:

1. pnpm install
2. pnpm test
3. git init when the target is not already a git repo
4. write the standard .husky/pre-commit and .husky/pre-push hooks
5. pnpm prepare after git init so Husky hooks activate

Pass --skip-followup to only render files.