Describe the outcome.
Let agents build.

Install the CLI

Bring the starting point to your machine.

With Node.js and npm installed, add the chillsharp agent startpoint globally.

npm install -g @chill-sharp/chill-cli

Create your project

Make a workspace with the essentials in place.

Choose a name. The CLI creates the project folder, starter structure, and guidance for building and publishing.

chill new my-data-project
cd my-data-project

Describe the first outcome

Begin with the problem—not the stack.

Tell the agent who the project serves and what they should be able to do first.

“Create a complete blog where authors can securely sign in, create and manage posts and categories, and publish content. Provide a separate public site where visitors can browse published posts. The admin area and public site must share real persisted data. Do not use mock data, browser-only storage, or a visual-only prototype. Verify that a post created by an author appears on the public blog.”

Build and go live

Follow the guidance until the first useful version exists.

Use the generated project instructions to shape the data, pages, APIs, and deployment. Make the next useful thing, then make it available.