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How to start a new project from a spec blueprint with Pullboard

Create a board from a bundled blueprint for your kind of project, so the rules and starter items are ready.

Who it is forA developer starting a new web app, library, iOS app or data pipeline who wants the spec rules and starter items set up for that kind of project.

The problemEvery new project means rewriting the same baseline rules and starter items before any agent can start useful work.

The outcomeA new board starts with the spec rules and starter items for your project type, ready for an agent to begin.

What you need first

  • Git installed
  • Node 22.13 or newer
  • A git repository to work in (the tour uses a throwaway repo)
  • npm, to install the pullboard package

Steps

  1. npx pullboard init --blueprint web-app
  2. Review the spec rows the blueprint wrote and approve the ones you agree with.
  3. Commit the setup with git add -A && git commit -m "chore(repo): set up pullboard".
  4. Run pullboard blueprint save once your rules are approved, to reuse them for the next project. (inferred, check the README)

Prompt for your agent

In an empty git repo <path>, run `npx pullboard init --blueprint web-app` and list the spec rows and starter items it created. Report which rows are still drafts that need your approval. Verify that the rows are marked draft until approved.

Caveat. The README lists ten bundled blueprints and says the feature is new in 0.8.29, so check your installed version supports the blueprint you want.

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