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create-agentuity

v3.1.2

Published

Create a new Agentuity project

Readme

create-agentuity

Scaffold a new Agentuity project with one command. This package is a thin launcher that delegates to @agentuity/cli's project create flow.

Usage

Use whichever package manager you already have — the launcher dispatches the underlying CLI through the same one (npm/pnpm/yarn/bun), so Bun is not required.

npm create agentuity@latest my-project
cd my-project
npm run dev
pnpm create agentuity my-project
yarn create agentuity my-project
bun create agentuity my-project

What you get

agentuity project create scaffolds a project using the official CLI for the framework you pick (Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Astro, or Hono) and overlays:

  • AI translation demo — a working /translate endpoint plus landing page using @agentuity/aigateway.
  • Agentuity wiring@agentuity/cli as a devDependency, a deploy script, the Agentuity badge on the landing page, and .gitignore entries.
  • Optional service augments — a multi-select prompts you to add any of DB (Postgres + Drizzle), KeyValue, Queue, Vector, or Storage. Each augment composes into the translate demo so you see the service working in context (e.g. cached translations, history panel, similar-translation search) instead of a separate playground page.

The output project is plain framework code — no Agentuity runtime imports, no createApp(), no agent registry. You bring the framework, Agentuity provides the deploy pipeline and service clients.

Available scripts in the generated project

The exact scripts depend on the framework you pick (the official CLI's own defaults are preserved). Every project gets at least:

npm run dev          # Run the framework's dev server with Agentuity env wiring
npm run build        # Framework build
agentuity deploy     # Deploy to Agentuity Cloud

Requirements

  • Bun 1.3+ or Node.js 24+
  • An Agentuity account (sign in via agentuity login before running agentuity deploy)

See also

License

Apache 2.0