One command writes the docs, rules, prompts and checklists your AI assistant needs — for your stack, in every tool you use.
Node ≥18 · MIT · free forever · read the docs →
A hosted service reads your sentence against the full catalogue and returns a stack — then the CLI shows it for review, exactly like a preset. Nothing is written until you say yes. It costs money to run, so it costs money to use: $15/month, no trial, and nothing else in the tool is behind it.
The model call runs on our budget, not an OpenAI account you set up. That is exactly why it is the one paid flag — there is no free allowance to give away.
The proposed stack lands in the same confirmation screen a --preset does. Decline it and no file is touched.
A proposal naming a module the catalogue doesn't have, or two that conflict, is rejected rather than half-built. You fall back to the wizard, free as ever.
Cancel and the CLI does not degrade. Every local command keeps working on the projects you already generated — only --idea stops.
The proposal is always shown before any file is written.
Which AI tools you use, then mobile or web, then whatever your stack actually needs. Categories with nothing installed are skipped.
Every preset shows what it filled before anything is written, and you can back out to a fully custom run. --dry-run prints the file list and stops.
Deterministic — no timestamps, no absolute paths, stable ordering. The same answers always produce byte-identical output.
Same catalogue the CLI reads. Pick anything and the file tree, the exact command and your third-party service bill update as you go.
An estimate, not a quote. Each figure was checked by hand against that vendor's own pricing page — hover a row for the date — and CI fails the build when any figure is more than six months old.
--idea is one question and one answer. Chat is the same service with the conversation left open — argue with the stack, ask what a module actually costs, and take the command when you're happy. On this site and inside Claude Code over MCP, on the same subscription as --idea.
Chat is not a second bill. When it ships it is included in Pro, alongside --idea, at the same $15/month.
The same conversation on this site and inside Claude Code over MCP, so you can ask from the editor you're already in.
Every thread resolves to a selection you can run or a config you can commit. Talking is not the deliverable.
There is no free tier of Pro and no trial, because every Pro request spends real API budget. There is also no crippled free version — the line is simply whether a command talks to a server.
All 16 categories and 35 modules, the eight tools each rule is rendered into, and the exact files a run writes.
Browse the catalogue →add, implement, review, analyze, upgrade and doctor — what each one does to a project you already generated.
See the commands →One tier, $15/month or $149/year, no trial. Everything the CLI does locally stays free and MIT-licensed.
See what's paid →Nothing to install. Nothing to sign up for.