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Fixes #512

bunx @tanstack/intent install at the end of create is broken on Bun. It runs the intent shim from @tanstack/devtools instead of the real CLI, so you get "TanStack Intent configured" plus AGENTS.md never exists.

Even if you force the real package, Intent 0.4.0 now refuses to write guidance unless package.json#intent.skills is already set (it wants a TTY on first run).

This does two things, both in line with how we already call shadcn@latest:

invoke @tanstack/intent@latest so bunx doesn't grab the local stub
write intent.skills: ["@tanstack/*"] if it's missing, so install can finish without a prompt

Reproduced with bunx @tanstack/cli@latest create (React, biome, nitro, no examples).

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New Features
- Enabling TanStack Intent adds it as a local development dependency and configures skills based on the project’s direct dependencies.
- Existing Intent policies, exclusions, dependency versions, and dependency placement are preserved when creating a project or adding an add-on.
- Intent setup uses commands appropriate to the selected package manager.
Bug Fixes
- Improved Intent setup for projects with an existing package.json, avoiding unwanted changes to existing policies and dependencies.
- Workspace policy settings are respected when configuring Intent.
- Policy configuration failures are reported without stopping project file generation, and setup guidance includes appropriate retry instructions.

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          fix(create): make scaffolded intent install work with bun

bunx was picking up the local intent shim from @tanstack/devtools, and
Intent 0.4.0 now needs intent.skills before it will write guidance
without a TTY.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>

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The create and add-on flows now preserve existing Intent policies and dependency pins. New scaffolds can receive a skills policy based on direct dependencies. Workspace discovery informs policy setup, and package-manager-specific commands run Intent setup.

Changes: Intent policy and setup

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Discover and configure Intent policy `packages/create/src/intent-project.ts`, `packages/create/src/intent-policy.ts`, `packages/create/src/package-json.ts`, `packages/create/src/edge-package-json.ts`, `packages/create/tests/intent-project.test.ts`, `packages/create/tests/fixtures/intent-project.ts`, `packages/create/tests/intent-policy.test.ts`, `packages/create/tests/package-json.test.ts`, `packages/create/package.json`, `.changeset/local-intent-scaffold.md`	Workspace discovery checks pnpm, package, and Deno workspace configuration and observes Git and filesystem boundaries. Policy helpers preserve existing Intent settings and dependency placement. When conditions allow, they seed `intent.skills` from sorted, unique direct dependency names. Package generators add `@tanstack/intent` to `devDependencies` when enabled and absent from `dependencies`.
Apply policy to creation and add-on flows `packages/create/src/create-app.ts`, `packages/create/src/edge-create-app.ts`, `packages/create/src/add-to-app.ts`, `packages/create/src/integrations/intent.ts`, `packages/create/tests/create-app.test.ts`, `packages/create/tests/add-to-app.test.ts`, `packages/create/tests/integrations/intent.test.ts`	Both app creation paths preserve existing Intent configuration and configure policy. Policy errors pass through setup and reporting without stopping file writing. Existing-project command setup disables Intent. Add-on merging preserves existing policy and dependency pins.
Resolve and run Intent commands `packages/create/src/package-manager.ts`, `packages/create/src/integrations/intent.ts`, `packages/create/src/edge-create-app.ts`, `packages/create/tests/intent-policy.test.ts`, `packages/create/tests/integrations/intent.test.ts`, `packages/create/tests/create-app.test.ts`	Intent command construction selects package-manager-specific executables and arguments. Setup uses the resolved command for installation. Tests cover command mappings and the updated install commands.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant createApp
  participant configureIntentPolicy
  participant setupIntent
  participant report
  createApp->>configureIntentPolicy: configure policy and capture errors
  createApp->>setupIntent: pass policy error
  setupIntent->>setupIntent: skip setup when policy configuration failed
  createApp->>report: pass setup and policy status

Possibly related PRs

TanStack/cli#485: Adds the existingProject context that these flows use when preserving Intent configuration and disabling setup for existing projects.
TanStack/cli#561: Changes Intent setup failure reporting and retry instructions, which this change also updates.

Suggested reviewers: tannerlinsley

Merge Risk: Low · previous review 25ec9

Creating an app over a malformed existing manifest can still fail; fix or remove that manifest first. The ancestor-policy failure no longer blocks creation.

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Title check		The title clearly identifies the main change: fixing scaffolded Intent installation for Bun. It is concise and specific.
Linked Issues check		[`#512`] The Bun path uses `bunx --no-install --package @tanstack/intent intent`, and scaffolded Intent projects add local `@tanstack/intent` in `package.json`. `configureIntentPolicy` seeds `intent.ski…
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[#512] The Bun path uses bunx --no-install --package @tanstack/intent intent, and scaffolded Intent projects add local @tanstack/intent in package.json. configureIntentPolicy seeds intent.skills from the selected direct dependencies when no policy exists. Existing policy values and dependency locations are preserved. setupIntent reports failure and returns false when execution fails, so create does not report Intent as configured. Policy errors do not block manifest writing and suppress success guidance. The added create, policy, integration, and project-boundary tests cover these behaviors, including malformed ancestor manifests and existing-project permission preservation.

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The changes remain related to #512. The command helper, local Intent dependency, permission seeding, policy-boundary discovery, existing-project preservation, failure reporting, regression tests, and changeset all support reliable Intent setup or the linked requirements to preserve existing permissions. No unrelated product behavior is demonstrated.

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create with bun says Intent is configured but never writes AGENTS.md #512

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packages/create/src/edge-create-app.ts (1)
267-281: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the edge-specific Intent setup. edge-create-app.ts exports createApp, and the edge test invokes it with intent: false and install: false. The enabled Intent test imports only src/integrations/intent.ts, not the private edge helper. No test therefore covers the edge path's package.json mutation or write-before-Intent-install ordering. A regression in that duplicated helper could pass. Add an edge-flow test with Intent enabled and existing intent fields, then assert preservation, mutation, and ordering.
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I checked the current failure with the published Intent 0.5.6 archive and Bun 1.3.14 in a disposable project outside this repo. Non-interactive install exits 1 and leaves the project untouched if there is no skill permission config. With one explicit package rule, install writes AGENTS.md, but the generated bunx --no-install --package @tanstack/intent intent list exits 1 unless Intent is installed locally. With the exact local package present, the same generated command lists the allowed package and its three skills.

The current Devtools 0.16.0 manifest has no intent bin, so I could not reproduce the old shim collision with that version. The missing permission config and missing local CLI still matter. A successful one-off install should also leave the generated guidance runnable.

I’d have the opted-in scaffold install a local Intent dev dependency and run that binary, then verify the generated list command in a fresh Bun app. Intent treats a scope rule as explicit permission for future packages, so please preserve existing policy and avoid silently granting the whole @tanstack/* scope. Intent install and permission behavior

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fix(create): report failed Intent setup accurately #561

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          Merge upstream main into fix/intent-install-bun-permissions

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          fix(create): install and run local Intent without broadening policy

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		dir = parent
		const path = joinPaths(dir, 'package.json')
		if (environment.exists(path)) {
		const ancestor = JSON.parse(await environment.readFile(path))

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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Handle an unreadable ancestor package.json without aborting scaffolding.

JSON.parse on an ancestor manifest throws if the file is invalid JSON. The ancestor walk goes up to the filesystem root. A stray or broken package.json above the project therefore makes configureIntentPolicy throw.

In createApp, this call runs inside writeFiles, before the project package.json is written. The scaffold stops with a SyntaxError and leaves a partial project. The cause is a file the user did not ask to touch.

A null or non-object ancestor value also throws a TypeError at ancestor.intent.

Catch the error and warn the user. Then stop without seeding a policy. This fallback does not broaden permissions, because no policy is written.

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--- "a/packages/create/src/intent-policy.ts"
+++ "b/packages/create/src/intent-policy.ts"
@@ -74,8 +74,18 @@
     dir = parent
     const path = joinPaths(dir, 'package.json')
     if (environment.exists(path)) {
-      const ancestor = JSON.parse(await environment.readFile(path))
-      if (ancestor.intent !== undefined) {
+      let ancestor: any
+      try {
+        ancestor = JSON.parse(await environment.readFile(path))
+      } catch {
+        // The unreadable manifest may hold an Intent policy. Do not seed one.
+        environment.warn(
+          'TanStack Intent',
+          `Skipped Intent skills setup: could not parse ${path}`,
+        )
+        return
+      }
+      if (ancestor?.intent !== undefined) {
         const intent = ancestor.intent
         if (
           !intent ||

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Update ancestor manifest handling in configureIntentPolicy so read or JSON parse
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          fix(create): bound Intent policy inheritance to project workspace

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Thanks for switching this to the local Intent CLI. Can we keep existing projects' skill permissions as they are when someone runs a normal tanstack add? Please also refresh the branch against main and add a patch changeset for the scaffold fix.

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At e32a03c6, the temporary overlay skips creating a policy, but the real-project setup then calls ensureIntentPolicy. If the project has no local or inherited policy, it writes every direct dependency into intent.skills before running Intent. The add command defaults Intent to enabled even when neither the command nor the saved config sets it. That can grant skill access to unrelated existing dependencies without an Intent choice in this run.
Please seed permissions for opted-in fresh scaffolds and preserve the existing-project setup flow when a policy is absent. Add a regression case for a normal add in an existing app with an unrelated skill-bearing dependency and no Intent policy. It should keep the manifest free of new permission rules.

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          fix(create): preserve missing Intent permissions during add

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I checked the policy code at ec20e8d6. The existing-project path leaves an absent policy absent, and a fresh app inside a workspace respects the inherited deny policy.

One scaffold regression remains. With a malformed parent package.json, the policy helper throws before the fresh app manifest is written. Please keep the fail-closed behavior for permissions, but let app creation finish. Skip seeding Intent permissions, report that Intent setup failed, and leave the generated app usable. Could you add a create-level test that checks both the app manifest and the absence of a new permissions rule? The helper test currently expects the throw and misses the partial app.

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          fix(create): finish scaffolding when Intent policy discovery fails

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Minor · Guard the existing package.json parse so a malformed manifest cannot… · create-app.ts:76-80

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Guard the existing package.json parse so a malformed manifest cannot abort app creation.

When Intent is enabled, writeFiles parses the target package.json at line 79, outside the try block at lines 159-168. A malformed manifest in a non-empty target directory, which the CLI allows with --force, throws a SyntaxError before any framework file is written. Before this change, the write at line 177 replaced that manifest. The app now stops at this point instead.

A parsed non-object value such as null also reaches preserveIntentConfiguration at line 154, outside the try block. Reject those values in the same guard.

Parse inside the try block with a shape check. On failure, record intentPolicyError and skip configureIntentPolicy. Apply the same change to packages/create/src/edge-create-app.ts at lines 74-77 and its try block at lines 156-163.
Proposed fix (create-app.ts)
-  const existingPackageJSON =
-    options.intent && environment.exists(packageJsonPath)
-      ? JSON.parse(await environment.readFile(packageJsonPath))
-      : {}
+  let existingPackageJSON: Record<string, any> = {}
+  let intentPolicyError: string | undefined
+  if (options.intent && environment.exists(packageJsonPath)) {
+    try {
+      const parsed = JSON.parse(await environment.readFile(packageJsonPath))
+      if (parsed && typeof parsed === 'object' && !Array.isArray(parsed)) {
+        existingPackageJSON = parsed
+      } else {
+        throw new Error('package.json must contain a JSON object')
+      }
+    } catch (error) {
+      intentPolicyError = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)
+    }
+  }
-  let intentPolicyError: string | undefined
-  if (options.intent) {
+  if (options.intent && intentPolicyError === undefined) {
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Update the package.json handling in writeFiles so malformed JSON or a parsed
value that is not a non-array object cannot abort app creation: record the error
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- Around line 76-80: Update the package.json handling in writeFiles so malformed
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