Temper App Builder

Automate application creation by defining state machines and integrating WASM modules.

Updated Mar 12, 2026

Search Tags:#integration #specification #code generation #state machine #app creation

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Skill: Temper App Builder
Source: https://github.com/loren-arthur/flow-state/tree/main/skills/temper-developer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/loren-arthur/flow-state --skill temper-app-builder-loren-arthur

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires temper-cli, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill allows developers to build applications quickly by defining states and transitions without coding, leveraging verified specifications.

Core Features & Use Cases

State Machine Creation: Automatically extract and formalize state machines from existing codebases.
Spec Generation: Generate I/O Automaton specs with code references for every state and transition.
Verification: Run a multi-level verification cascade for robustness.
Integration: Build a navigable property graph that can be extended with external modules and Cedar policies.
Use Case: A project manager wants to create an app for tracking bugs. The Skill can be used to define the lifecycle of a bug from creation to resolution.

Quick Start

Run 'temper init <project-name>' and provide the necessary state information to generate specs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Temper App Builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate application state machines from existing codebases?▼

To generate application state machines from existing codebases, this Skill automatically extracts and formalizes states and transitions, creating I/O Automaton specs with direct code references for every state without manual coding.

How does state machine verification work for application specifications?▼

State machine verification for application specifications works by running a multi-level verification cascade against the generated I/O Automaton specs, ensuring robustness and validating that the application logic handles defined states and transitions correctly.

Can I integrate external APIs using WASM modules during app creation?▼

Yes, you can integrate external APIs using WASM modules during app creation. The Skill builds a navigable property graph that supports extending application logic with external modules and Cedar policies.

Do I need the temper-cli dependency to build apps from specifications?▼

Yes, you need the temper-cli dependency to build apps from specifications. You run the 'temper init' command via the CLI to provide necessary state information and automatically generate the verified application specs.

What is the best way to define an application lifecycle without coding?▼

The best way to define an application lifecycle without coding is by providing the necessary state information to generate verified specs, allowing you to formalize workflows like bug tracking from creation to resolution automatically.

What are the limitations of building apps from specifications?▼

A limitation of building apps from specifications is that you must define explicit state and transition information upfront, as the Skill relies entirely on these verified specifications rather than manual coding to automate application creation.