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unoverse

v0.1.205

Published

The Unoverse front door — create a Studio project, a universe, or a client app, and launch Studio.

Readme

unoverse

The Unoverse front door. Build agent-powered apps: interfaces as data, workflows on a canvas, agent skills in plain markdown.

npm install -g unoverse
unoverse create        # asks what you're building, then sets it up
  • Studio — author components, apps, nodes, and agent skills. Most people start (and stay) here.
  • Universe — run the platform yourself, on your own infrastructure. Needs a registry access token from your Unoverse admin.
  • Client — a client accelerator that talks to unoverse.

Standing in a universe folder, the same command operates it:

unoverse start         # run it (--pull for the latest images)
unoverse check         # is it healthy
unoverse logs          # what is it doing
unoverse where         # its addresses, local and deployed, probed live
unoverse deploy        # ship it to your server
unoverse stop

Build with Claude

Creating a universe registers the canvas MCP (.mcp.json): open the folder in Claude Code and describe the workflow you want, built live on your Canvas. The authoring skills for components, apps, themes, and custom nodes come with Studio projects (unoverse studio). unoverse update keeps the CLI, a universe's images, and the installed skills current. The skills are pages of the documentation, under https://docs.unoverse.ai/skills, and the CLI installs them from there.

Documentation: https://docs.unoverse.ai