tsci push

tscircuit code, like React code, is distributed as a "package". tsci push uploads your package to the tscircuit registry to enable sharing with your team.

Start by asking your AI to “use tscircuit.”

Tell your AI what you want to build. In environments where your AI can install and run tools, it can download and use tscircuit automatically—you usually don’t need to install anything yourself.

Try: Use tscircuit to design a USB-powered LED board.

After publishing, you can use the tsci add command to install your package as part of a larger circuit.

Usage

tsci push [options]

Options

• --compress – Compresses the payload before upload. This is useful for large projects and slower connections because it reduces upload size.

After running tsci push you can see your package on your tscircuit registry page. Packages default to private visibility, but you can change this from your registry page to enable sharing your package with the broader ecosystem.

$ tsci push
Detected entrypoint: "index.tsx"
Updated tscircuit.config.json with detected entrypoint
Package author does not match the logged in GitHub username
✔ Package "@tsci/dhvll.testProject" does not exist. Create it? … yes
✔ Package Visibility: › Public
✔ Snippet Type: › Board
Package created

↑ index.tsx
↑ package-lock.json
↑ package.json
↑ tscircuit.config.json
↑ tsconfig.json
"@tsci/dhvll.testProject@1.0.0" published!
https://tscircuit.com/dhvll/testProject

Browser view of the package in the tscircuit Registry