grove init

Write a grove.toml at the root of this worktree from what the project contains, a route per app it finds and a supabase stack's ports.

grove init [--force]

Write a grove.toml at the root of this worktree. What it finds becomes what it writes: a route per app, and the supabase stack’s ports if there is one. Read it before trusting it, since guessing which variable an app reads its URL from is exactly that.

What it looks for

Apps are judged by their dependencies rather than by a dev script, which a library has too. A package.json depending on next gets a route whose URL variable is prefixed NEXT_PUBLIC_; one depending on vite gets VITE_. A supabase/config.toml becomes the stack’s detached entries, each wired to the variable the supabase CLI reads: routes for api, studio (on the label supabase, which is what someone opening the hostname is looking for), and mail, and bare ports for db, shadow, pooler, and analytics. A routed service the config turns off is written as a bare port instead.

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