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Extract a project's entire development environment — <strong>tooling, folder structure, and conventions</strong> —
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into a portable profile, then recreate it anywhere in seconds.<br/>
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[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@iamsaroj/replicax)
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<a href="#quick-start"><b>Quick start</b></a> •
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<a href="#what-gets-captured"><b>What gets captured</b></a> •
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new repo — and leaves the **implementation** behind. New projects start with your
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| **New project setup** | 30+ minutes of copy‑paste from an old repo | `replicax create my-app` |
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| **What you copy** | Whatever you remember to grab | A complete, validated profile |
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| **Secrets** | One stray `.env` away from a leak | Blocked unconditionally |
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| **Team consistency** | Drifts repo to repo | One shareable `.tar.gz` profile |
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| **One‑command capture** | `init` scans the current project into a reusable profile. |
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| **Capture any GitHub repo** | `extract owner/repo` profiles a remote repo — no clone, no `git` required. |
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| **One‑command scaffold** | `create` reproduces the setup in a fresh directory. |
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| **AI assistant skills** | `init-skill` uses your own AI (Claude · Codex · Gemini) to author a ready‑to‑use skill for agentic coding tools. |
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| **`.ts` _and_ `.js` configs** | Copied byte‑for‑byte — never compiled, never executed. |
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| **Secret‑safe by design** | `.env`, keys, and certs can never enter a profile; `.npmrc` tokens are stripped automatically. |
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| **No business code** | Folders are recreated empty; source files are never read. |
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| **Stays in sync** | `sync --diff` shows what drifted; `validate` verifies integrity via SHA‑256. |
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| **Portable & shareable** | `export` / `import` a whole profile as a single `.tar.gz`. |
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ℹ Captured setup
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They're part of your application, not your setup. <code>devDependencies</code>, <code>scripts</code>, and <code>engines</code> are kept.
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<details>
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<summary><b>Does <code>extract</code> need <code>git</code> installed?</b></summary>
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No. It downloads the repo as a tarball over the GitHub API using Node's built-in <code>fetch</code> — no <code>git</code> binary, no full clone.
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<summary><b>Is it cross-platform?</b></summary>
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Yes — Windows (native + WSL), macOS, and Linux.
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MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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**MIT** — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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<sub><i>ReplicaX — copy the setup, not the code.</i></sub>
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