Summary
The setup half of starting a project happens in the conversation.
Clone, scaffold, install and open are all reachable from where you are describing what you want to build, which removes the shuttle between a chat window and a terminal at exactly the point it is most repetitive.
What it is
Terminal and git access as tools, plus scaffolding shortcuts for three JavaScript frameworks. It runs on stdio and executes what you ask on the machine it runs on.
What you get
- Any shell command executed in a working directory you name
- Git clone to a destination path, with an option to open the result in VS Code straight away
- New React and Vue projects scaffolded through Vite, and new Next.js projects, by name
- A directory or file opened in VS Code
- A directory checked for existence and listed
Requirements
Node.js and npm, with the server built from source before it is registered. VS Code is needed for the tools that open a project in it. One of the tools runs arbitrary shell commands with your user's permissions, so give it a directory you are willing to have it act in.