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create-split
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Connect your Next.js site to Split's AI content delivery system
This CLI tool configures your Next.js project to receive AI-generated content from Split, the AI content delivery platform designed for Next.js sites.
You can use this tool directly with npx:
npx create-split
This will:
Split delivers AI-generated content to your site through a secure webhook. This CLI tool configures your Next.js project to:
You'll need to generate API credentials from your Split dashboard. These consist of:
SPLIT_AGENT_ID: A unique identifier for your siteSPLIT_AGENT_SECRET: A secret key used to verify webhook requestsIf you prefer to set things up manually:
Add your credentials to .env.local:
SPLIT_AGENT_ID=your_agent_id
SPLIT_AGENT_SECRET=your_agent_secret
Create an API endpoint at /api/split-agent in your Next.js project
Create a content directory for AI-generated content
Update your sitemap.xml to include Split content
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CLI tool to connect Next.js sites to Split AI content delivery system
We found that create-split demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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