Boilerworks

Boilerworks is a CLI catalogue of opinionated, production-ready full-stack templates. It is meant to take a project from zero to a running app with auth, database, background jobs, Docker, and CI already wired in, and it describes that process as stopping vibe-coding scaffolding and picking a template before shipping.

The workflow centers on three commands: boilerworks list shows the available templates, boilerworks setup runs a setup wizard, and boilerworks init generates a project. The setup step answers 13 questions and writes boilerworks.yaml; init then reads that file, clones the selected template, renames boilerworks-related text to the new project name, and initializes a git repository with a clean history. The page also says the renderer performs case-variant string replacement across text files, and that templates are real repositories that boot as-is without Jinja2 or similar templating.

Boilerworks groups its catalogue into 26 templates across 10 stacks and three sizes. Full templates are for apps with users, login, permissions, and organization management; Micro templates are for API-key services, microservices, and workers; Edge templates are for Cloudflare Workers and Pages and other globally distributed deployments. The listed stacks include Django 5 plus Next.js 16, Rails 8 plus Next.js 16, Rails 8 plus Hotwire and Tailwind, NestJS plus Next.js 16, Laravel 12 plus Vue 3, Spring Boot plus Angular 19, Go plus Next.js 16, Remix full-stack, SvelteKit full-stack, Phoenix plus LiveView, and several Micro and Edge variants such as FastAPI, Express with TypeScript, Axum, Hono, Astro, and Cloudflare Worker.

Installation is shown as pip install boilerworks. If a cloud provider is selected during setup, boilerworks init also clones boilerworks-opscode, a Terraform repository with full AWS infrastructure for ECS Fargate, RDS, Redis, ALB, Route53, and ACM, plus GCP and Azure stubs. The license is MIT, and the page attributes the project to CONFLICT LLC.