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vercel/kirimase
Build full-stack Next.js apps, incredibly fast
Kirimase is a Rails-style scaffold CLI for Next.js that wires up auth, ORM, tRPC, and Shadcn-UI through an interactive prompt instead of copy-pasting boilerplate. It targets developers starting a new Next.js project who want opinionated defaults without reading five different setup guides. The repo is in maintenance mode — the README says only critical bugs are being fixed pending a full rewrite.
Non-interactive mode with full CLI flags makes it usable in scripts and CI init workflows, not just interactive terminals. The generate command actually produces queries, mutations, server actions, and views together — closer to true Rails scaffold than most competitors. Supporting both Drizzle and Prisma with correct adapter wiring (including the PlanetScale foreign-key caveat) shows real attention to the edge cases. Auth provider coverage is broad: Next-Auth, Clerk, Lucia, and Kinde all get proper layout-wrapping and utility generation, not just config file stubs.
The maintenance-mode warning is a real adoption risk — the rewrite has been 'very near future' with no public timeline or branch, which means generated code may rot against Next.js 14/15 app router changes without fixes landing. Generated code targets Next.js 13 patterns (topics list confirms nextjs13) and the app router idioms have shifted enough that some output will require manual correction today. No test generation: scaffold creates models, controllers, and views but nothing for testing them, so projects start with zero coverage. The Lucia auth integration is for an older Lucia API — Lucia v3 was a breaking rewrite and there's no indication Kirimase tracks it.