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create-koog

v1.2.1

Published

Initialize a new Coral Koog agent project

Readme

Koog Coral Agent (Kotlin)

This is a template for building autonomous agents in Kotlin using the Koog framework and CoralOS.

Hydration

You can transform this template into your own project using either NPM (recommended) or Gradle:

Option 1: Using NPM (Recommended)

Run the following to create a new project. You will be prompted for a name if you don't provide one:

npm create koog <my-cool-agent>

You can also pass hydration options (see below):

npm create koog <my-cool-agent> --packageName=com.example.myagent

or just:

npm create koog

Option 2: Using Gradle

If you have already cloned the repository, run the hydration task directly:

./gradlew -q hydrate

The tool will prompt you for:

  1. Agent name: kebab-case name (e.g., my-cool-agent).
  2. Package name: Java/Kotlin package (e.g., com.example.myagent).

Alternatively, you can provide these (and other options) as arguments:

./gradlew -q hydrate --agentName=my-cool-agent --packageName=com.example.myagent

Hydration Options

  • --agentName: Name for the agent (kebab-case, e.g., my-cool-agent).
  • --packageName: Java/Kotlin package name (e.g., com.example.myagent).

What hydration does:

  • Updates build.gradle.kts, settings.gradle.kts, and coral-agent.toml with your project info.
  • Renames packages in all Kotlin source files.
  • Moves source files to the correct directory structure.
  • Removes the template's git remote.
  • Commits the changes using the CoralOS identity.
  • Removes the hydrator code (buildSrc, package.json, create-koog.js, and the hydrate task) so the project is clean.

Requirements

  • JDK 24
  • Git
  • (Optional) Node.js/NPM (for npm create koog)

Running the Agent

Once hydrated, you can run the agent with:

./gradlew -q run