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@effectorhq/studio

v0.1.0

Published

Interactive visual studio for creating typed AI agent tools

Readme

@effectorhq/studio

npm License: MIT

Interactive visual studio for creating typed AI agent tools. Fill in a form, see live TOML + SKILL.md preview, compile to MCP / OpenAI / LangChain, and scaffold your project — all in the browser.

Quick Start

npx @effectorhq/studio

Opens http://localhost:7432 in your browser.

Options

npx @effectorhq/studio --port 8080     # custom port
npx @effectorhq/studio --no-open       # don't auto-open browser

What It Does

  1. Create — Fill in name, description, type, input/output types, permissions
  2. Preview — See live-generated effector.toml and SKILL.md as you type
  3. Compile — Switch between MCP, OpenAI Agents, LangChain, JSON targets
  4. Validate — Real-time validation against the Effector spec
  5. Scaffold — Write the complete project to disk with one click

API

The studio also exposes a JSON API for programmatic use:

| Method | Path | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | GET | /api/types | Returns the 36-type catalog | | POST | /api/validate | Validate { toml } | | POST | /api/compile | Compile { toml, skill, target } | | POST | /api/scaffold | Write project { name, toml, skill, outputDir } |

License

MIT