Cubegin

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Cubegin is a Rubik's cube toolkit for speedcubing apps, developer workflows, and AI agents. It provides scramble generation, scramble SVG rendering, puzzle notation/state helpers, Cubegin icon assets, auxiliary solver helpers, and an agent-friendly CLI.

The public npm package is cubegin. The repository also contains the Web/H5 timer app, scramble playground, scramble learning site, and WeChat miniprogram shell that compose those shared packages.

Use the CLI directly with npx, or install it globally when you want repeated local use:

npx cubegin@latest scramble events --json
npx cubegin@latest scramble generate 333 --count 5 --json
npx cubegin@latest scramble render 333 "R U R' U'" --json
npx cubegin@latest solver methods 333 --json

npm install -g cubegin

cubegin scramble events --json
cubegin scramble generate 333 --count 5 --json

npx cubegin@latest install runs the installer flow. It can install the bundled cubegin agent skill globally by delegating to npx skills add, so compatible agents can discover the CLI workflow from the installed skill.

Install cubegin when you want to call the scramble, renderer, puzzle, icon, or solver APIs from JavaScript/TypeScript:

pnpm add cubegin

The package intentionally has no root API. Import one of the public subpaths:

import { createDefaultScrambleGenerator, createMathRandomSource } from 'cubegin/scramble-core';
import { renderScrambleImage } from 'cubegin/scramble-image';
import { EVENT_IDS } from 'cubegin/scramble-puzzle';
import { EVENT_ICON_333_SVG } from 'cubegin/icons/events';
import { solvePuzzleAssist } from 'cubegin/solver';

const generator = createDefaultScrambleGenerator({
  random: createMathRandomSource(),
});
const scramble = await generator.generate('333');
const svg = renderScrambleImage('333', scramble.scramble);
const [cross] = solvePuzzleAssist('333', ['cross'], scramble.scramble);

console.log(EVENT_IDS);
console.log(EVENT_ICON_333_SVG);
console.log(scramble.scramble);
console.log(svg);
console.log(cross.solutions[0]?.solution);

This repository is licensed under GPL-3.0-only. See LICENSE for the full text.

Why GPL-3.0-only: the TNoodle-compatible scramble packages port behavior from thewca/tnoodle-lib / lib-scrambles v0.19.2, which is GPL-v3.0. We align the repo and published packages with that boundary.

Full reasoning and alternatives: docs/dependency-licensing.md.

cubegin/
├── apps/
│   ├── playground/       # scramble package testing workbench
│   ├── scramble-docs/    # bilingual VitePress learning site
│   ├── web/              # React 18 web + H5 app
│   └── wx-app/           # Taro WeChat miniprogram
├── packages/
│   ├── core/             # public cubegin npm package and bundled entrypoints
│   ├── cli/              # cubegin CLI source
│   ├── icons/            # Cubegin brand and event icon assets
│   ├── scramble-puzzle/  # shared notation, parser, and state contracts
│   ├── scramble-core/    # TNoodle-compatible scramble generation
│   ├── scramble-image/   # DOM-free SVG rendering for scramble states
│   └── solver/           # auxiliary and full solver helpers
└── docs/                 # repository memory and Superpowers specs/plans

• apps/* — entry-point applications only. No shared logic lives here.
• packages/* — reusable, platform-agnostic libraries. src/ must not touch DOM / Taro / platform globals.
• packages/core — public npm distribution boundary. Its README is the npm package landing page and should stay aligned with the CLI/package usage above.
• docs/ — repository memory: project structure, timer workflow, scramble runtime, and dependency licensing.

Requires Node ≥ 22.12 and pnpm 10.

pnpm install

# Dev servers
pnpm dev:playground       # scramble-core/image testing workbench
pnpm dev:scramble-docs    # bilingual scramble learning site
pnpm dev:web              # React 18 web dev server
pnpm dev:wx               # WeChat miniprogram (Taro) dev server

# Workspace-wide
pnpm build                # vp run build -r
pnpm test                 # docs guard + vp run test -r
pnpm test:docs            # verify docs/ is the harness knowledge base
pnpm check                # vp check (lint + format)

# New TNoodle-compatible packages
pnpm --filter @cubegin/scramble-puzzle test:coverage
pnpm --filter @cubegin/scramble-core test:coverage
pnpm --filter @cubegin/scramble-image test:coverage
pnpm --filter playground test
pnpm build:scramble-docs

All build / test / lint commands go through vite-plus (vp) — do not invoke vite / vitest / tsc directly unless a package-local script does so explicitly.

Shared event metadata, parsers, state transitions, and puzzle definitions for cube, Clock, Megaminx, Pyraminx, Skewb, Square-1, and FTO.

TNoodle-compatible scramble generation across the 18 supported event ids, including minimum-distance filters, BLD no-inspection orientation moves, Fewest Moves padding, multiline 333mbld output, and FTO notation.

DOM-free SVG rendering for scramble states. It uses scramble-puzzle parsers, applies the scramble to a solved state, and returns standalone SVG strings.

Bundled distribution package that exposes selected cubegin/* subpaths and the cubegin CLI bin. It is the package published to npm.

Agent-friendly command tree for scramble generation, scramble rendering, solver helpers, and bundled skill installation. It is emitted through the public cubegin package.

Auxiliary and full solve helpers used by scramble generation, diagnostics, and the CLI solver commands.

React web/H5 timer UI. It consumes @cubegin/timer, @cubegin/scramble-core, @cubegin/scramble-puzzle, and @cubegin/scramble-image directly.

React playground for exercising scramble-core and scramble-image before they are wired into production apps. It includes seeded runs, batch generation, manual render, SVG download, and lightweight diagnostics.

VitePress site for studying scramble generation and scramble image rendering principles in English and Chinese. It is content-only and focuses on rules, event-specific generation strategies, state transition, and SVG rendering.

Repository instructions start at AGENTS.md. Durable knowledge lives under docs/, while Superpowers specs and plans live under docs/superpowers/.

Start with docs/project-structure.md, then read the focused topic doc for the area you are changing.

Before opening a PR:

1. pnpm test — all workspace tests must pass
2. pnpm --filter <pkg> typecheck — the touched package must typecheck clean
3. pnpm build — the touched package must build cleanly (including .d.mts for published packages)
4. pnpm check — lint and format must be clean for your changes (pre-existing failures in other packages are not your problem)
5. For the new scramble packages, run test:coverage on the touched package and keep the package-level thresholds locked in vite.config.ts

Any dependency added via deps.alwaysBundle or noExternal must be license-audited before merging — see docs/dependency-licensing.md for the decision process.