AI Workflow Rules Generator CLI

Generate structured, controlled AI-assisted development workflows for your projects.

The Problem

AI coding assistants generate code fast — but without project rules they create:

• inconsistent coding styles
• duplicated implementations
• missing documentation
• unclear architectural decisions
• loss of project context between AI sessions

This CLI solves that by generating a controlled AI development environment tailored to your project.

What It Does

Run one command in your project:

ai-wrg-cli init

Answer a few questions about your stack and workflow. The tool generates:

Installation

Requirements: Python 3.10+

Recommended (Global CLI tool using pipx):

pipx install ai-wrg-cli

Standard pip:

pip install ai-wrg-cli

From source (for development):

git clone https://github.com/karen6630/ai-wrg-cli.git
cd ai-wrg-cli
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick Start

# Initialize AI workflow in your project
ai-wrg-cli init

# Skip wizard and use defaults (great for CI or quick testing)
ai-wrg-cli init --non-interactive

# Generate into a specific directory
ai-wrg-cli init --output ./my-project

# List all available modules
ai-wrg-cli modules

# Check installation health
ai-wrg-cli doctor

Available Modules

Modules are combined to create your workflow. Run ai-wrg-cli modules to see all:

How It Works

User Input (wizard or --non-interactive)
    │
    ▼
Configuration Model  (.ai-workflow/config.yaml)
    │
    ▼
Module Resolution    (dependency + conflict checks)
    │
    ▼
Generator Pipeline   (Cursor / Claude / Codex / Docs)
    │
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Generated Project Files

The internal configuration is the source of truth — generated files are always reproducible.

Project Structure

src/ai_rules/
├── cli/          # Typer commands + interactive wizard
├── core/         # Config model, generator pipeline, module resolver
├── generators/   # AI tool generators (cursor, claude, codex, docs)
├── modules/      # Module loader, registry
└── templates/    # Jinja2 templates

modules/          # Built-in modules (YAML metadata + rules.md)
├── core/
├── stacks/       # python, laravel, node, php
├── workflow/     # solo, team, ai-first
├── quality/      # standard, strict
└── tools/        # docker

Adding a Custom Module

Create modules/stacks/my-stack/module.yaml:

name: my-stack
version: 1.0
category: stack
priority: 20
description: My custom stack rules
requires: []
conflicts: []

Add modules/stacks/my-stack/rules.md with your rules, then:

ai-wrg-cli modules      # verify it appears
ai-wrg-cli init         # select it in wizard

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup, architecture overview, and contribution guidelines.

License

MIT