create-t2-app

Nothing to install first:

npm create t2-app@latest

Interactive: name → template → privacy mode. Or scripted:

npm create t2-app@latest my-app -- --template chat --privacy private --yes

Templates

id	what you get
`agent-worker`	Headless TypeScript worker on `t2000/auto` — the smallest useful agent.
`chat`	Next.js streaming chat on `t2000/auto` — no AI SDK; the relay and SSE parser are two readable files.
`sui-dapp`	Sui dApp: wallet connect (dapp-kit), balance reads via gRPC (`SuiGrpcClient` — JSON-RPC retires the week of July 20, 2026), and an AI copilot that receives your holdings as context. Suggests the official Mysten `mystenlabs/skills` on scaffold.

Every template is wired to the router out of the box (api.t2000.ai/v1, model t2000/auto). First run: npm install, set T2000_API_KEY (free at agents.t2000.ai/manage), then npm start (worker) or npm run dev (chat). The x-t2000-served-model response header names the model that actually served each call.

What’s in a scaffold

Beyond the app itself, every template ships the agent layer:

AGENTS.md — repo context any coding agent reads first.
plans/ — the plan-expensive / execute-cheap recipe (advisor writes plans/<topic>.md, a cheap executor like t2code exec runs it).
.t2000/config.json — the per-repo privacy pin. private (default) keeps every call on open models with zero data retention; full allows frontier escalation; confidential is GPU-TEE only. t2 code honors the same pin, so the repo’s privacy promise follows it to every contributor.

Options

-t, --template <id>   agent-worker | chat | sui-dapp
    --privacy <mode>  private | full | confidential   (default: private)
-y, --yes             accept defaults for anything not provided
    --no-git          skip git init

​Templates

​What’s in a scaffold

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Templates

What’s in a scaffold

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