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A declarative engine for building native desktop applications with web technologies, designed for LLM architects.

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My New AxleLLM Application

This is your application's workspace. Welcome to the future of declarative, AI-symbiotic desktop development.

Your Role: System Architect

Your primary task is not to write traditional, imperative code. Your role is to architect the application by defining its structure, data, and logic in the manifest files.

1. Define Your Architecture in /manifest

This is the brain of your application. Start here.

  • manifest/connectors.js: Define your data sources.
  • manifest/components.js: Register your React UI components.
  • manifest/routes/: Describe the business logic (views and actions).
  • manifest/bridge.js: Whitelist any native OS functions your app needs.
  • manifest.js: Configure your app's window, theme, and global settings.

2. Create Your Assets in /app and /public

  • /app/components/: Place your React components (.jsx) and their stylesheets (.css) here.
  • /app/actions/: Place reusable, complex JavaScript functions here.
  • /app/bridge/: Place custom Node.js modules for OS interaction here.
  • /public/: Place static assets like images and fonts here. The in-app path will be /public/your-asset.png.

3. Setting the Application Icon

To set the icon for your packaged application (.exe, .dmg):

  • Create a build folder in the root of this app directory (packages/app/build/).
  • Place your icon files inside: icon.ico (for Windows), icon.icns (for macOS), and icon.png (for Linux).
  • The package.json is already configured to use these files during the packaging process.

How to Run

All commands must be executed from the root directory of the monorepo.

Development Mode

npm run dev

Production Mode

npm run start

Package for Distribution

npm run package

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Package last updated on 06 Aug 2025

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