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Spacetimedb Quickstarts by danmossa

Name: Spacetimedb Quickstarts
Author: danmossa

Spacetimedb Quickstarts

Use when starting a SpacetimeDB project, installing the CLI, logging in, understanding architecture, or following quickstarts for TypeScript, React, Angular, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, Remix, TanStack, Browser, Node.js, Bun, Deno, Rust, C#, or C++. Triggers on: install SpacetimeDB, quickstart, getting started, architecture, state mirroring, FAQ, new app.

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File contents

Use this skill for first-contact SpacetimeDB work and framework quickstarts.

Core flow

Install the spacetime CLI and run spacetime login for Maincloud publishing.
For local development, start standalone with spacetime start; it listens on port 3000 by default and does not support SSL.
Create or open a project, build/publish the module, generate client bindings, then connect the client to the database name.
Keep server module language, package manager, database name, module path, and generated binding path consistent across all commands.

Use spacetime dev for integrated local loops when possible:

spacetime dev --template basic-ts

Use focused skills once the quickstart reaches implementation details:

Tables and schema: spacetimedb-tables
Reducers and transactions: spacetimedb-reducers
Client SDK code: the matching language-specific client skill
Publish and migration behavior: spacetimedb-databases

Reference map

Need	Open
Install, login, run locally, and next steps	references/docs.md
Product model, workflow, and architecture	`references/intro-*.md`
Language or framework setup	`references/quickstarts-*.md`

Guidance

Route SDK-specific questions to the matching client skill once the quickstart reaches generated bindings or runtime code.
Preserve the quickstart's server module language and package manager unless the user asks to switch.
When giving commands, keep database names, module names, and generated binding paths consistent across CLI and client steps.

---name: spacetimedb-quickstartsdescription: Use when starting a SpacetimeDB project, installing the CLI, logging in, understanding architecture, or following quickstarts for TypeScript, React, Angular, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, Remix, TanStack, Browser, Node.js, Bun, Deno, Rust, C#, or C++. Triggers on: install SpacetimeDB, quickstart, getting started, architecture, state mirroring, FAQ, new app.license: MIT---Use this skill for first-contact SpacetimeDB work and framework quickstarts.## Core flow1. Install the `spacetime` CLI and run `spacetime login` for Maincloud publishing.2. For local development, start standalone with `spacetime start`; it listens on port `3000` by default and does not support SSL.3. Create or open a project, build/publish the module, generate client bindings, then connect the client to the database name.4. Keep server module language, package manager, database name, module path, and generated binding path consistent across all commands.Use `spacetime dev` for integrated local loops when possible:```bashspacetime dev --template basic-ts```Use focused skills once the quickstart reaches implementation details:- Tables and schema: [spacetimedb-tables](../spacetimedb-tables/SKILL.md)- Reducers and transactions: [spacetimedb-reducers](../spacetimedb-reducers/SKILL.md)- Client SDK code: the matching language-specific client skill- Publish and migration behavior: [spacetimedb-databases](../spacetimedb-databases/SKILL.md)## Reference map| Need | Open || ------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- || Install, login, run locally, and next steps | [references/docs.md](references/docs.md) || Product model, workflow, and architecture | `references/intro-*.md` || Language or framework setup | `references/quickstarts-*.md` |## Guidance- Route SDK-specific questions to the matching client skill once the quickstart reaches generated bindings or runtime code.- Preserve the quickstart's server module language and package manager unless the user asks to switch.- When giving commands, keep database names, module names, and generated binding paths consistent across CLI and client steps.

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