Your Astro project, ready for liftoff.
A guided CLI for production-ready Astro projects. Choose your stack in a focused flight plan, then generate clean, project-owned code with only the tools you need.
npm create astro-stack@latestpnpm create astro-stackyarn create astro-stackbun create astro-stack- Node.js ≥ 22.13
- Astro 7
- MIT License
- No runtime dependency
Build your stack
Choose the tools your project needs
Select the integrations and tooling that fit your project. Everything else stays out of the generated codebase.
Styling
Choose Tailwind CSS or a lean vanilla CSS setup. Your styles start with only the approach you select.
TypeScript
Set TypeScript to strict or relaxed based on the safety and flexibility your team prefers.
Code quality
Add ESLint, Prettier, and Biome independently—only the linting and formatting tools you want.
Content
Start without content, or choose Markdown, MDX, or Astro Content Collections for a structured publishing path.
Forms
Opt into a Resend-powered contact form or webhook forwarding when your project needs form handling.
Deployment
Target static hosting, Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare with the matching official Astro adapter.
In the terminal
A clear setup flow from prompt to project
Make the choices that shape your project, review the complete plan, then generate and install without deleting a pile of demo files afterward.
What you can build
Start from the project you actually need
Pick a project shape during setup. Astro Stack generates structure for that intent, not a one-size-fits-all demo.
- Marketing Website
- Client Site
- Blog
- Documentation
- Portfolio
- Blank Project
FAQ
Questions before liftoff
Straight answers about what Astro Stack generates, what it does not do, and how you run it.
A guided CLI that generates production-ready Astro applications from a small set of configuration choices, with only the tools, integrations, and files you select.
No. Generated projects are fully project-owned. After creation they have no runtime dependency on Astro Stack.
create-astro and many starters give you a starting template. Astro Stack walks you through project, tooling, content, forms, and deployment choices, then emits only the stack you chose, with no kitchen-sink leftovers to delete.
Use your package manager’s create command, for example npm create astro-stack@latest. Equivalent commands exist for pnpm, yarn, and bun.
The CLI targets Node.js 22.13 or newer. Generated-project runtime and package-manager details are documented in the product requirements and CLI guide.
No. It is not a CMS, visual editor, low-code platform, or hosting service. It generates project-owned Astro codebases you develop and deploy yourself.
Yes. During setup you can opt into agent instruction files (such as AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md), editor integrations, and optional Git pre-commit hooks, each only if you select them.
Liftoff
Start your flight plan
Run the create command, walk through the configuration, and ship a project that is ready for liftoff.
npm create astro-stack@latestpnpm create astro-stackyarn create astro-stackbun create astro-stack