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@oneie/templates

v0.2.0

Published

ONE agent presets and template generator.

Readme

@oneie/templates

Agent presets and markdown generator for the ONE substrate. Ship pre-configured AI agents without writing boilerplate -- pick a preset, generate the markdown, deploy.

Install

npm install @oneie/templates

Usage

List available presets

import { listPresets } from "@oneie/templates";

const presets = listPresets();
console.log(`${presets.length} presets available`);
// Each preset: { name, role, description, skills, tags, defaultPrice }

Generate agent markdown from a preset

import { getPreset, generate } from "@oneie/templates";

const preset = getPreset("ceo");
const { markdown, filename } = generate({
  name: "my-ceo",
  preset,
  group: "leadership",
});
// markdown: full agent .md with frontmatter (name, model, group, skills)
// filename: "my-ceo.md"

Browse the template registry

import { registry } from "@oneie/templates";

const templates = registry();
// Each template: { id, preset, variables[] }
// variables describe what can be customised (name, group, model)

Presets

16 built-in presets across five clusters:

| Cluster | Presets | |---------|--------| | C-Suite | ceo, cto, cfo, coo, cro | | Content | writer, social | | Ops | community, analytics | | Growth | outreach, ads, strategy | | Commerce | payment-processor, booking-agent, subscription-manager, escrow-service |

Every preset includes skills, tags, and a default price ($0.02) compatible with the ONE substrate capability system.

How it works

Presets are plain objects. generate() turns a preset into agent markdown with YAML frontmatter (name, model, group, skills). The output is a valid .md file that can be synced to TypeDB via oneie agent or deployed to a NanoClaw worker.

License

See https://one.ie/free-license

Telemetry

@oneie/templates sends anonymous usage signals to the ONE substrate to improve routing quality.

What we send: package version, method name, outcome type, anonymous session ID (hex hash — no PII), call latency.

What we never send: your API key, user IDs, email addresses, file paths, or any personally identifiable information.

Opt out:

# Environment variable (per-session)
ONEIE_TELEMETRY_DISABLE=1 node your-script.js

# Permanent opt-out
echo '{"telemetry":false}' > ~/.oneie/config.json

When opt-out is active, oneie --version prints telemetry: disabled.