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One command from idea to front page.

Write your intent in TypeScript or Python, add an axint.json, run axint publish. The package is hash-verified, compiler-stamped, and indexed — live URL in your clipboard.

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Three steps

It really is this simple.

  1. 01

    Scaffold

    $ axint init my-intent

    Creates axint.json, an intent file, and a README. Zero decisions.

  2. 02

    Write

    $ edit intents/create-event.ts

    Describe the intent in strongly-typed TS or Python. Axint compiles it to native Swift.

  3. 03

    Publish

    $ axint publish

    Your template is validated, indexed, and live on the Registry. Share the URL.

axint.json
{
  "$schema": "https://docs.axint.ai/schema/axint.json",
  "namespace": "@nimatime",
  "slug": "create-event",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "name": "Create Event",
  "description": "Creates a calendar event from natural language",
  "primary_language": "typescript",
  "entry": "intents/create-event.ts",
  "license": "Apache-2.0",
  "tags": ["calendar", "productivity"],
  "surface_areas": ["Calendar"]
}
~ / my-intent
$ axint publish
⏺ Compiling intent → Swift…
✓ Validated IR (type-check)
✓ Ran SPM sandbox build
✓ Built bundle (2.1 KB compressed)
✓ Signed with SHA256 manifest
✓ Uploaded to registry.axint.ai
 
→ Published @nimatime/my-calendar-intent@1.0.0
registry.axint.ai/nimatime/my-calendar-intent

Shipping to the Registry is safe by default.

Hash-verified bundles

Every package carries SHA256-backed metadata and compiler version info. The install flow verifies package payloads before unpacking.

Namespace-first-claim

Your GitHub handle is your namespace. First claimer wins, nobody can impersonate you.

Built on open source

Built on Axint, the open-source compiler. View the source, file issues, and contribute on GitHub.

Ready to ship?

Install the CLI, run axint init, and you're 60 seconds from your first published template.

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