Build with coding agents

Describe the outcome.
Let agents build.

Start with the outcome you want. Create the project workspace, give your coding agent a focused brief, and build a working first version.

01

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
02

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
03

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. Edit this brief to fit your project.

“Create an application backed by a working ChillSharp API and real persisted data. Build the first useful workflow, connect the UI through the API, and apply consistent permissions to the data it uses.”
04

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.

Prefer the old school route?

Read the docs.
Understand the pieces.
Build your way.

chillsharp is open source. If you would rather explore the architecture and examples before you start, the repository documentation is the place to begin.

Open GitHub

The project is designed for a short path: install → create → describe → build → go live.