streamtex 0.3.2.post5

AI-powered content framework for Streamlit — create presentations, courses, and web-books with Claude or Cursor, no coding required.

StreamTeX

AI-powered content framework for Streamlit — create presentations, courses, and web-books with Claude or Cursor. No coding required.

StreamTeX combines a modular block architecture with AI-powered workflows. Describe your project in natural language, and let Claude or Cursor build it — or use the Python API for full control.

Getting Started

StreamTeX supports 4 installation levels. Pick the one that fits your needs.

Quick Start (minimal, no workspace)

From zero to a running project in 3 commands:

uv tool install "streamtex[cli]" -U
stx project new my-project
cd my-project && uv sync && uv run streamlit run book.py

Standard Setup (recommended)

Full workspace with rich templates, documentation, and Claude AI profiles:

uv tool install "streamtex[cli]" -U
mkdir streamtex-dev && cd streamtex-dev
stx workspace init .
stx workspace clone
stx project new my-project --template project
cd projects/my-project
stx claude install project .
uv run streamlit run book.py

Prerequisites: Python 3.10+, git, uv.

Zero-Code with Claude or Cursor

Install StreamTeX and a Claude AI profile, then let the AI build your project:

uv tool install "streamtex[cli]" -U
mkdir streamtex-dev && cd streamtex-dev
stx workspace init . && stx workspace clone
stx project new my-project
cd projects/my-project
stx claude install project .

Open in Claude Code or Cursor, then use slash commands:

/project:project-init
> "Create a Docker course with 12 slides, dark theme,
>  table of contents and page navigation"

The AI agent designs the project structure, proposes it for your approval, and generates all files — blocks, styles, book.py — ready to run:

uv run streamlit run book.py

See the AI Guide for all commands, agents, and workflows.

Code-First with Python

import streamlit as st
import streamtex as sx
from streamtex.styles.core import Style

st.set_page_config(page_title="My Book", layout="wide")

style = Style("color: navy; font-size: 1.2em;", "my-style")
sx.st_write(style, "Hello StreamTeX!")

uv run streamlit run app.py

Manual Installation (without stx CLI)

pip install streamtex
git clone https://github.com/nicolasguelfi/streamtex-claude.git
mkdir my-project && cd my-project
python ../streamtex-claude/install.py project .
uv run streamlit run book.py

Workspace Presets

The stx workspace init command supports 4 presets:

Preset	Repos	Use case
basic	none	Workspace only, upgrade later
user	streamtex-claude	+ Claude AI profiles
standard (default)	streamtex-docs + streamtex-claude	+ rich templates + local docs
developer	all 3 repos	+ library source + editable install

stx workspace init . --preset user       # Claude profiles only
stx workspace init .                     # standard (default)
stx workspace init . --preset developer  # full developer setup

Upgrade an existing workspace:

stx workspace upgrade developer
stx workspace clone

AI-Powered Features

StreamTeX ships with 22 slash commands, 4 specialized agents, and 10 block templates for AI-assisted development.

Project Creation & Customization

Command	What it does
/project:project-init	Create a complete project from a natural-language description
/project:project-customize	Change theme, typography, navigation without editing code
/project:course-generate	Generate book.py structure from a CSV block list
/project:collection-new	Create a multi-project hub

Design & Content

Command	What it does
/designer:slide-new	Create slides from descriptions
/designer:slide-audit	Validate design rules (font sizes, line lengths, spacing)
/designer:slide-fix	Auto-fix design violations
/designer:style-audit	Check styles for consistency

Migration

Command	What it does
/migration:html-migrate	Convert HTML (Google Docs) to StreamTeX blocks
/migration:html-convert-batch	Batch conversion of multiple files
/migration:conversion-audit	Audit conversion quality

AI Agents

Agent	Role
Project Architect	Designs project structure from natural language
Slide Designer	Creates pedagogically structured, polished slides
Slide Reviewer	Reviews and validates completed slides
Presentation Designer	Specialist for live projection (large fonts, minimal text)

See the AI Guide for the complete reference.

Claude & Cursor Integration

StreamTeX provides installable AI profiles via streamtex-claude:

Profile	Audience	Commands	Agents
project	Content creators	19	3
presentation	Live presenters	+3	+1
documentation	Manual authors	10	2
library	Library developers	3	—

Install a profile:

stx claude install project ./my-project

Features

• Styled text — st_write with tuple support for inline mixed-style text
• CSS Grid layouts — st_grid with responsive columns
• Block containers — st_block / st_span context managers
• Lists — st_list with ul/ol, custom bullets, centered alignment
• Images — st_image with base64 encoding and MIME detection
• Code blocks — st_code with Pygments syntax highlighting
• Diagrams — Mermaid, PlantUML, TikZ with pan/zoom
• LaTeX — math formulas and full documents
• Bibliography — BibTeX/RIS/CSL-JSON import, citations, formatted references
• Book orchestration — st_book with paginated and continuous modes
• Table of Contents — auto-numbering and anchor navigation
• Navigation markers — slide-like PageUp/PageDown navigation
• Collections — multi-project hubs with TOML configuration
• HTML export — self-contained dual-rendering pipeline
• Style composition — Style objects with + / - operators
• Zoom controls — CSS-based width and zoom adjustments
• Block inspector — live code editor in sidebar (optional)
• Block helpers — DI-injectable helpers with 3 usage modes

Documentation

Online manuals (read & explore)

• All manuals (hub)
• Introduction
• Advanced
• Deployment Guide
• Developer Guide

Examples (source code)

The manuals are also available as source code — clone and run them locally to study the examples:

git clone https://github.com/nicolasguelfi/streamtex-docs
cd streamtex-docs
uv sync
uv run streamlit run manuals/stx_manual_intro/book.py

See streamtex-docs for the full list of example projects.

Reference

• AI Guide — zero-code workflows with Claude/Cursor
• Cheatsheet (EN)
• Coding Standards

Project Structure

A StreamTeX project follows this layout:

my-project/
├── .claude/                     # AI profiles (commands, skills, agents)
├── .streamlit/
│   └── config.toml              # enableStaticServing = true
├── blocks/
│   ├── __init__.py              # Block registry
│   └── bck_intro.py             # Your blocks (build() function each)
├── static/
│   └── images/                  # Static assets
├── custom/
│   └── styles.py                # Project-specific styles
└── book.py                      # Entry point with st_book()

Installation

# Install or upgrade the CLI as a global tool
uv tool install "streamtex[cli]" -U

# Or as a project dependency
uv add streamtex

Optional extras:

uv add "streamtex[inspector]"    # Live code inspector sidebar
uv add "streamtex[cli]"          # stx CLI commands

Prerequisites

• Python >= 3.10
• uv (recommended package manager)
• git

Project Configuration

StreamTeX projects using from streamtex import * require this ruff config in pyproject.toml (automatically generated by stx project new):

[tool.ruff.lint]
ignore = ["F403", "F405", "E701", "E741"]

If your project uses [tool.uv.sources] for editable installs, set UV_NO_SOURCES=1 in CI environments so uv resolves from PyPI instead of local paths.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on code, content, and AI profile contributions.

License

MIT — Copyright (c) 2026 Nicolas Guelfi