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create-reactive-agent

v0.18.0

Published

Scaffold a new Reactive Agents project in seconds. Run `npm create reactive-agent`.

Readme

create-reactive-agent

Scaffold a new Reactive Agents project in seconds.

npm create reactive-agent my-agent
# or
bun create reactive-agent my-agent
# or
pnpm create reactive-agent my-agent

Templates

| Name | Description | | --- | --- | | minimal | Single-file agent, no tools. Best starting point. | | with-tools | Agent with built-in tools (web search, HTTP, file I/O, and code execution; shell is separately gated). | | streaming | Token-by-token streaming via agent.runStream(). | | with-structured-output | Typed result.object from a supplied schema. | | with-approval-gates | Human approval before sensitive tools execute. | | with-memory | SQLite-backed cross-session memory. | | cloudflare-worker | Deployable Cloudflare Worker (edge) agent on OpenAI. |

cloudflare-worker note: the generated project ships a wrangler.toml with compatibility_flags = ["nodejs_compat"] (required — the framework uses Node built-ins the edge runtime must polyfill) and a .dev.vars secret stub. The agent is pinned to OpenAI (fetch-based, edge-safe); persistent memory and shell/filesystem tools are not available on the edge. Run bun run dev (wrangler dev) locally and bun run deploy (wrangler deploy) to ship.

Providers

anthropic · openai · google · groq · xai · ollama (local, no key). The cloudflare-worker template always uses openai.

Non-interactive

npm create reactive-agent my-agent -- \
  --template=streaming \
  --provider=anthropic \
  --pm=bun \
  --yes

Flags

| Flag | Description | | --- | --- | | --template=<name> | minimal | with-tools | streaming | with-structured-output | with-approval-gates | with-memory | cloudflare-worker | | --provider=<name> | anthropic | openai | google | groq | xai | ollama | | --pm=<manager> | bun | npm | pnpm | yarn | | --yes | Skip prompts, accept defaults | | --help | Show help | | --version | Print version |

License

MIT