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Quick Start

Create your first AI agent in under 5 minutes.

Prerequisites

Step 1: Open the Builder

Navigate to the Agent Builder to start the configuration wizard.

Step 2: Choose a Domain

Select the domain that best matches your use case:

  • Development - Code review, testing, modernization
  • Business - Document processing, reports, automation
  • Creative - Content creation, copywriting
  • Data - Analysis, visualization, ML pipelines
  • Knowledge - Research, literature review, citations

Step 3: Pick a Template

Choose a pre-built template for your domain. Templates come with sensible defaults for tools and configuration.

Start with a template

Templates are the fastest way to get started. You can always customize later.

Step 4: Configure SDK

Select your AI provider:

  • Claude Agent SDK (recommended) - Claude Sonnet 4.5, Haiku 4.5, or Opus 4.1
  • OpenAI SDK - GPT-5.1, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4.1, and more

Step 5: Enable Tools

Tools give your agent capabilities. For a quick start, the template defaults are usually sufficient. You can enable additional tools based on your needs.

Skip MCP for now

The MCP Configuration step is optional. You can skip it for your first agent and add MCP servers later if needed.

Step 6: Set Project Details

Give your agent a name and configure basic project metadata like version and author.

Step 7: Generate & Download

Review your configuration and click Download Project to get a ZIP file with your complete agent.

Running Your Agent

Extract the ZIP and run these commands:

1# Navigate to your agent directory
2cd my-agent
3
4# Install dependencies
5npm install
6
7# Set up your API key
8cp .env.example .env
9# Edit .env and add your API key
10
11# Build the agent
12npm run build
13
14# Run the agent
15npm start

You'll see an interactive prompt where you can chat with your agent:

1✨ My Agent v1.0.0
2Type your message, use /help for commands, or 'exit' to quit.
3
4You: Hello! What can you do?
5
6Agent: I'm your AI assistant. Based on my configuration, I can help you with:
7- Reading and analyzing files
8- Searching through your codebase
9- Answering questions about your project
10...

Need help?

Use the /help command inside your agent to see available commands, or check the generated README.md for detailed documentation.

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