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@aggente/sdk

v0.1.1

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Write Aggente agents in TypeScript, and the aggente CLI of the local build kit (init, deploy --draft, secrets set --from-env, eval).

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@aggente/sdk

Write Aggente agents in TypeScript, and build them from your own coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor or Codex) with the aggente CLI.

npx -p @aggente/sdk aggente init my-agent --agent claude --template appointments --slug front-desk --url https://<your-aggente-api>

init prints a URL and a code: open it with your Aggente session, pick the workspace and grant. The kit's build key goes straight into .env and is never printed.

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | aggente init [dir] [--agent claude\|cursor\|codex] [--template id] [--slug s] [--update] | Writes the local kit: AGENTS.md, the MCP config for your tool, the build skills, and the agent. | | aggente whoami | Who the kit is connected as, in which workspace, with which key (by name). | | aggente deploy <entry> --agent <slug> [--draft] [--create] | Uploads the agent as a draft and prints what it still needs. A build key never publishes. | | aggente secrets set NAME --from-env [VAR] | Asks an admin to save a secret, read from the environment or .env, never from the command line. | | aggente eval --agent <slug> [--only id…] [--budget usd] [--json] | Runs the agent's saved tests on the platform. Exit codes: 0 passed · 1 failed · 2 usage or credential · 3 did not finish. |

A person publishes from the Aggente app. Requires Node.js 20.12 or later.