@warpgogol/forge 0.16.0 → 0.17.0

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  ## Quick start
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- ### Create a new project
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+ ### For creative operators — no terminal needed
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+ You don't need to know what a terminal is. You don't need to type a single command. If you have an AI-powered IDE (like Windsurf, Devin, or Cursor), Forge works entirely through conversation.
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+ #### Start a new project from scratch
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+ 1. **Create an empty folder** on your computer — anywhere you like. Name it whatever you want your project to be called (use lowercase letters and hyphens, e.g. `my-brand-video`).
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+ 2. **Open that folder in your AI IDE.** The folder is empty — that's exactly what we want.
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+ 3. **Tell the AI agent what you want to build.** Just type it in the chat, in your own words. For example:
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+ > I want to create a brand video for my coffee shop. It should have an animated logo, a short intro, and a product showcase.
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+ Or:
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+ > I want to build a website for my photography studio.
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+ Or:
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+ > I want to make a browser game where you catch falling stars.
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+ That's it. The AI agent will do everything else:
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+ - Install Forge and all necessary tools
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+ - Set up the project structure based on what you described (video, website, game, etc.)
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+ - Configure language preferences and project settings
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+ - Start a live preview so you can see your work
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+ - Tell you the URL to open in your browser
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+ 4. **Watch the preview.** The AI agent will give you a localhost link. Click it — your project is already running. As you describe changes, the agent updates the project and the preview refreshes automatically.
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+ 5. **Create together.** From here on, you just talk. Want a different color? Want to add a scene? Want to change the music? Just say it. The agent handles all the technical work.
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+ #### Bring an existing project into Forge
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+ If you already have a project somewhere else and want to move it into Forge:
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+ 1. **Create an empty folder** and open it in your AI IDE.
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+ 2. **Tell the AI agent:**
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+ > I want to bring my existing project into Forge. It's located at /path/to/my/project.
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+ The agent will:
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+ - Detect what kind of project it is (website, video, game, etc.)
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+ - Move all your files into the new Forge project — including hidden files like `.env`
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+ - Optionally bring your git history
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+ - Verify everything builds correctly
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+ - Start a live preview
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+ #### What if something goes wrong?
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+ Just tell the AI agent. It can check the project's health, fix issues, and explain what happened — all in plain language. You never need to open a terminal or run commands yourself.
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+ ---
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+ ### For developers — CLI commands
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+ #### Create a new project
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  ```sh
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  # Create a new project (scaffold + init + skills + AGENTS.md in one command)
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  ```
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+ #### Bring an existing project into Forge
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  There is no CLI command for transplant — it is an interactive, AI-guided process:
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  # - Verify the build
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  ```
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@warpgogol/forge",
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- "version": "0.16.0",
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  "private": false,
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "Apache-2.0",