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@bezihq/acp

v0.1.3

Published

Official Agent Client Protocol (ACP) bridge for Bezi

Readme

Bezi ACP Bridge

ACP (Agent Client Protocol) bridge for Bezi, . Control Bezi from your IDE and more.

Installation

1. Prerequisites

The Bezi ACP bridge is a Node.js package that runs alongside the Bezi App. Both node.js and Bezi should be installed before proceeding:

2. Bezi Workspace Setup

In the Bezi App, ensure you have signed in and created a workspace with a connected project.

3. Enable the Bezi ACP Server

Ensure the ACP Server is enabled in the Bezi App Settings

4a. Installation via the ACP Registry

The Bezi Agent can be installed via the ACP registry in all compatible IDEs. Follow the ACP installation instructions for your editor:

4b. Manual ACP Installation

For any editors/clients that do not support the ACP registry you can run the Bezi ACP via the following command:

npx -y @bezihq/acp@latest

[!WARNING] It is generally advised to always use specific versions of npm packages vs @latest. ex. npx -y @bezihq/[email protected]

5. Send your first prompt

With the Bezi App running in the background send your first prompt for Bezi to work on. Using your connected projects, Bezi will be able to read and modify your scenes, assets, code, and more.

CLI

The bezi-acp cli accepts the following arguments:

bezi-acp           # default mode — relay
bezi-acp --version
bezi-acp --help

Learn More

For help with Bezi ACP and to learn more about Bezi please visit: