Introduction

AINative is a small monorepo for building AI-driven interfaces with a React client runtime, a Node server adapter, a Python server adapter, a CLI, and runnable examples.

This page reflects the current public repository and published npm packages. It replaces placeholder copy with the install commands, provider support, validation notes, and docs structure already documented in the upstream project.

Requirements

The upstream README lists these baseline requirements for working with the repo and examples.

Node.js 18+
pnpm 8+
Python 3.10+

Install

Use the package that matches the surface you are integrating. The three currently published npm packages are listed below with the latest version we verified.

npm install @hari7261/ainative-client

npm install @hari7261/ainative-server-node

npm install -g @hari7261/ainative-cli

corepack pnpm install

Published Packages

Examples

The repo README currently calls out two runnable examples and shows the basic chat workflow explicitly.

Terminal 1:
corepack pnpm run server:basic-chat

Terminal 2:
corepack pnpm run dev:basic-chat

Additional documented example directories: examples/basic-chat and examples/streaming-demo.

CLI Commands

The current CLI commands documented in the repository are:

ainative init
ainative dev
ainative build
ainative preview
ainative doctor
ainative add-provider

Provider Support

The upstream README lists the current provider support as OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama. It also notes that the example apps support a local fallback response path so they can run without external API keys.

Validation Status

The repository README says the project has already been validated locally with the following checks:

• — Monorepo build
• — Client unit tests
• — Node server tests
• — Python server smoke test
• — Playwright end-to-end tests for basic-chat
• — CLI help and doctor smoke checks

Repository Layout

packages/client
packages/server-node
packages/server-python
packages/cli
examples/basic-chat
examples/streaming-demo
docs

Source Links

Notes

The repository README links a deeper docs set covering Getting Started, Installation, Architecture, Runtime, Component API, Server API, Streaming, Providers, Tools and Actions, CLI, Publishing, Contributing. This site page focuses on the facts we could verify directly from the repo and npm data on Apr 18, 2026.