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# Linguana CLI and app templates
URL: /docs/whats-new/cli-and-templates
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Description: Create a multilingual app in one command, sign in from your terminal, and connect apps to projects.

# Linguana CLI and app templates

The new `@linguanahq/cli` package creates complete multilingual apps and connects apps to your Linguana account from the terminal. It runs on Node.js 22.12 or later, or Bun, and is MIT licensed.

```bash title="terminal"
npx @linguanahq/cli create app
```

## Added

- **15 standalone app templates.** A blog (Elsewhere), a SaaS landing page (Relay), and a storefront (Common Goods), each in React, Vue, Svelte, SolidJS, and TanStack Start. Every app includes responsive layouts, local illustrations, language persistence, Arabic right-to-left support, and Cloudflare and static or Node deployment configuration. See [Create an app](/docs/cli/create-app).
- **Demo mode.** Try a working app with bundled English, French, Spanish, and Arabic translations. No account and no Linguana API requests.
- **Browser sign-in for the terminal.** `linguana login` uses a device authorization flow: confirm the code in your browser and approve the terminal. `--no-browser` supports remote shells. See [Sign in from the terminal](/docs/cli/authentication).
- **Guided project connection.** `create app --connect` and `link` choose or create an organization and project, enable languages for new projects, and write `linguana.json` and an ignored `.env.local`. See [Connect an existing app](/docs/cli/link).
- **Per-environment credentials.** `env pull --environment staging` or `production` writes matching build and browser values, reusing valid tokens.
- **Setup checks.** `linguana doctor` verifies packages, Vite plugin order, linkage, session, environment files, and token scope. See [Check your setup](/docs/cli/doctor).
- **Automation support.** Every command runs noninteractively with `--yes` and `--json`, with documented exit codes. See [Scripts and CI](/docs/cli/automation).

## Safety by default

- Creating or connecting an app never starts paid translation and never publishes a catalog.
- The CLI account session stays outside your project, per API origin. Build tokens go only into ignored environment files, never into `VITE_` variables.
- Existing environment values are never overwritten without confirmation or `--overwrite-env`.
- Interrupted setup resumes with `link` without creating duplicate projects or rotating unrelated tokens.

## Supported frameworks

Templates, `link`, and `doctor` support React, Vue, Svelte, SolidJS, and TanStack Start on Vite. [Next.js](/docs/getting-started/nextjs) uses its own integration and is not yet supported by the CLI.

<NextStep>
Read the [CLI overview](/docs/cli), or jump to the [command reference](/docs/cli/commands).
</NextStep>

## Sitemap

See the full [sitemap](/sitemap.md) for all pages.
Docs-scoped sitemap: [/docs/sitemap.md](/docs/sitemap.md).
Well-known sitemap: [/.well-known/sitemap.md](/.well-known/sitemap.md).