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Getting Started

Compile your TypeScript codebase into deterministic architectural contracts for AI workflows.

Prerequisites

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Node.js >= 20

Latest LTS recommended

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TypeScript

Your project codebase

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Terminal

Basic CLI knowledge

Try it now (no install required):

npx -y logicstamp-context@latest context

Scans .ts / .tsx only, writes per-folder context.json and root context_main.json.

Why -y with npx?

-y tells npx not to wait on interactive install or confirmation prompts. That matters in CI, scripts, or any environment without a proper TTY, where a prompt can hang. If the package is already cached or installed globally, npx may run without -y, but keeping -y in copy-paste commands and MCP config is recommended. Same idea for the MCP server: MCP configuration.

What happened?

LogicStamp compiled your TypeScript files into structured context bundles:

  • •context.json files in each folder with component contracts
  • •context_main.json in your project root with an overview

These files describe your components' props, hooks, dependencies, and relationships—optimized for AI consumption.

Next Steps

1. Install for regular use

Install globally to use the stamp command:

npm install -g logicstamp-context

Initialize your project (recommended):

stamp init

Adds .gitignore entries for context.json, context_*.json, context.toon, *.uif.json, .logicstamp/, and stamp_security_report.json; runs a security scan; writes LLM_CONTEXT.md and .logicstamp/config.json. You can skip init and run stamp context with safe defaults.

Then compile context:

stamp context

With Style extracts Tailwind CSS classes, SCSS modules, Material UI themes, styled-components, and framer-motion animations.

2. Use with AI assistants (MCP)

Install the MCP server to give Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor direct access to your codebase:

npm install -g logicstamp-mcp

See MCP setup guide →

3. Keep context fresh (Watch Mode)

Automatically regenerate context as you code:

stamp context --watch

Strict Watch detects breaking changes (removed props/events) and tracks violations during refactors. Learn more about watch mode →

Next Steps

Explore the complete CLI documentation or learn more about what LogicStamp does.

CLI DocumentationWhat is LogicStamp?GitHub Repository