AI Decision System
Replayable, offline-verifiable records for AI-assisted go/no-go decisions: experiment promotions, typed model answers and human-approved actions.
Production-grade Astro sites, built for AI agents. SEO, i18n, perf, legal, and email — pre-wired with sane defaults you actually own.
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Scaffold a production-grade Astro site built for AI agents.
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Production-grade Astro sites that AI agents can read, edit, and extend. SEO, i18n, performance, legal, and email are pre-wired with sane defaults, every line is code you own. No runtime dependency on this tool once you've scaffolded.
The CLI scaffolds the chosen template, installs deps with your preferred package manager, and runs git init. From there it's a normal Astro project you own outright — astro-ignite is not a runtime dependency.Read the full README ↗Production-grade Astro sites that AI agents can read, edit, and extend. SEO, i18n, performance, legal, and email are pre-wired with sane defaults, every line is code you own. No runtime dependency on this tool once you've scaffolded.
npm create astro-ignite@latest my-site
# or, directly:
npx astro-ignite bootstrap my-site
npx astro-ignite bootstrap my-site
cd my-site
pnpm dev
The CLI scaffolds the chosen template, installs deps with your preferred package manager, and runs git init. From there it's a normal Astro project you own outright — astro-ignite is not a runtime dependency.
create-astro-ignite is a one-shot scaffolder. After install it's gone from node_modules — zero imports, no plugin, no auto-update, no telemetry.packages/create-astro-ignite/ is a thin npm-create shim (one file, no logic); packages/astro-ignite/ is the real CLI core (prompts, scaffold, types). Real Astro projects in packages/templates/<kind>/ (starter, docs, …). A shadcn-style component registry in packages/registry/. The CLI assembles a template; the registry's atoms ship pre-installed.apps/site and apps/docs are mirrors generated from the templates, not sources.@astrojs/node@^11 adapter)inlineStylesheets: 'always' — full stylesheet inlined in the HTML on first paint; scoped <style> blocks reserved for what Tailwind can't express<details>, <dialog>, popover API); custom elements when native won't doschema-dts typed JSON-LD composed via @graphSee AGENTS.md for the full set of rules that fall out of these choices.
| Template | Use case | Live preview |
|---|---|---|
starter (default) | Marketing site + blog + projects, contact form, full i18n, legal pages | starter.astroignite.dev |
docs | Documentation site built from primitives (no Starlight); search via Pagefind | docs-starter.astroignite.dev |
inlineStylesheets: 'always' — full stylesheet inlined in the HTML on first paint, no render-blocking CSS requestschema-dts, composed per-page into one @graphsrcset, and LQIP placeholdersdocs/FONTS.md for how to enable it)astro-ignite add <name> subcommand is on the roadmap)pnpm install
pnpm dev # alias for dev:site
pnpm dev:site # apps/site
pnpm dev:docs # apps/docs
pnpm dev:starter # iterate on the starter template directly
pnpm dev:docs-template # iterate on the docs template directly
pnpm dev:cli # iterate on the CLI
pnpm build # build every package
pnpm test # run all tests
pnpm typecheck # recursive astro check / tsc --noEmit
pnpm format # prettier --write across the monorepo
pnpm scaffold:test # full scaffold → install → build → Lighthouse loop
See CONTRIBUTING.md for more.
MIT.