Fusion Stack

Starting a new TypeScript project means the same hunt every time: pick a frontend, a backend, an auth provider and an email service, then wire them together and make sure the pieces agree with each other. It is hours of boilerplate before the first real feature.

Starter templates help, but each one bakes in a single combination. If your choices differ by one provider, you are back to editing config by hand.

Fusion Stack is a CLI and a website. You choose your stack visually in the Builder, copy the generated command, and run it. The command, pnpm create fusion-stack@latest, scaffolds a pre-wired, TypeScript-ready project from the options you picked.

The builder keeps its state in the URL, so any stack configuration is a shareable link. Options live in one source of truth with a compatibility matrix, the CLI merges a template slice per option at generation time, and every option has its own page in the docs.

It is a pnpm and Turborepo monorepo: a Next.js app for the landing page and builder, a Fumadocs site for the documentation, and the CLI package.

Fusion Stack is open source under the MIT licence, written in TypeScript, and the code is public on GitHub. The CLI is published to npm as create-fusion-stack, and the documentation is live.

It is early. We are not publishing download counts, stars or adoption claims. If it saves you a day of setup, or you want another option added, the repo is open to issues and pull requests.