Add clerk init keyless note to Next.js AI prompt#3401
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Surfaces the Clerk CLI as a one-command setup path in the Next.js quickstart prompt (served at /docs/nextjs/getting-started/quickstart.md). Uses `clerk init --starter --framework next --keyless`, which matches the prompt's existing keyless-first, no-signup philosophy, and links to the CLI docs. Manual steps are left unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds a short note to the Next.js AI prompt — the markdown version served at
/docs/nextjs/getting-started/quickstart.md— pointing to the Clerk CLI's one-command setup:The note links to the Clerk CLI docs. All existing manual steps are left unchanged.
Why
clerk init --starter --framework next --keylessscaffolds a new Clerk + Next.js app with temporary development keys and no signup — which maps directly onto this prompt's existing keyless-first philosophy ("Do NOT tell users to sign up, create accounts, get API keys"). Surfacing it gives agents and developers a faster path while keeping the manual instructions as the authoritative reference.Notes
prompts/nextjs-quickstart.md) changes. The rendered quickstart page (quickstart.mdx) is untouched — this affects the.md/LLM version only.--keylessis only valid when bootstrapping a new project, so the note is scoped to new-project creation (where it sits next to thecreate-next-appstep).check-prompt-deeplink-length.ts): 5116 / 8000 chars.🤖 Generated with Claude Code