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ax-depute

v0.2.0

Published

ax-depute — add AX Components primitives to your project (npx ax-depute add <component>)

Downloads

18

Readme

ax-depute

CLI for AX Components — copy-paste React primitives for agentic experiences.

npx ax-depute add approval-gate
npx ax-depute add orchestrator-view
npx ax-depute list

What is this?

ax-depute follows the shadcn/ui distribution model. Instead of importing from node_modules, components are copied directly into your project — you own the code, you control the customization.

Quick Start

List available components

npx ax-depute list

Add a single component

npx ax-depute add plan-card

Files are written to src/components/<Component>/ by default:

src/
  components/
    PlanCard/
      PlanCard.tsx
      PlanCard.module.css
      PlanCard.types.ts
      index.ts
  types/
    ax-common.ts     ← shared types (added once)
  utils/
    ax-a11y.tsx      ← accessibility utilities (added once)

Custom output directory

npx ax-depute add plan-card --dir components/ax

Available Components

v0 — Single Agent (6 primitives)

| Component | Description | |---|---| | plan-card | Proposed plan with steps, assumptions, progress | | approval-gate | Human-in-the-loop approval with scoped grants | | confidence-meter | Confidence score + reasoning signals | | run-controls | Pause, resume, stop, retry toolbar | | tool-trace | Streaming timeline of agent tool calls | | artifact-card | Final output card with export options |

v1 — Multi-Agent Orchestration (11 primitives)

| Component | Description | |---|---| | orchestrator-view | Recursive tree of orchestrator → subagent hierarchy | | agent-roster | Dense table for scanning 20+ agents simultaneously | | subagent-card | Single agent's plan progress and token usage | | task-queue | Grouped backlog with priority chips and actions | | handoff-protocol | Agent-to-agent handoff payload viewer | | delegation-gate | Gate for authorizing new agent spawning | | swarm-monitor | KPI dashboard: instances, tokens, cost, errors | | escalation-router | Error alertdialog with 3-way resolution | | swarm-inbox | Attention-triage inbox for human review items | | branch-controls | Scoped steering panel for an agent branch | | shared-context-ledger | Read-only scoped memory viewer |

How it works

  1. npx ax-depute add <component> fetches registry.json from this repo
  2. Each file in the component's files[] list is fetched from GitHub raw
  3. Files are written to your project — no installation, no lock-in
  4. Shared types (ax-common.ts) and utilities are added once

Requirements

  • Node 18+
  • A React project with TypeScript and CSS Modules support