create-dynamicagents 0.1.0 → 0.2.0

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@@ -7,7 +7,70 @@ Create gates, leaders and agents on
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  npm create dynamicagents@latest
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  ```
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- For now it only says hello; scaffolding comes next. Requires Node 24 or later.
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+ It asks what you want to build. **Agent** writes a complete, deployable project:
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+ one agent in a Cloudflare Worker of its own, with its own wrangler config,
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+ bindings, migration tag and signing key, reached over A2A as its own tenant.
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+ Gates and leaders are a work in progress; follow them at
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+ [dynamicagents.dev](https://dynamicagents.dev).
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+ Requires Node 24 or later, and a **paid Cloudflare Workers plan**: the models a
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+ generated agent runs on are not served on the free tier, and neither is Browser
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+ Rendering. There is no free-tier path.
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+ The CLI itself has no dependencies: `npm create` downloads one package, runs it,
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+ and the only install it then does is the one for the project it wrote.
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+ ## What you get
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+ ```
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+ support/
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+ src/agents/support/ the agent: its soul, plugins, sub-agent, card, pipeline
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+ src/index.ts one Worker, this agent mounted as the tenant `support`
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+ wrangler.jsonc its own bindings, its own migration v1
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+ test/ the A2A lifecycle on a scripted model, and the edge
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+ ```
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+ Then `npm run keygen`, fill in `.env`, and `npm run deploy`. The generated
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+ `README.md` carries the rest, and its `AGENTS.md` carries the rules — including
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+ how to bring a second generated agent into the same Worker later.
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+ ## Answering without the questions
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+ ```bash
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+ npm create dynamicagents@latest agent generic support -- \
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+ --name support --description "Answers product questions" --yes
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+ ```
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+ The `--` is npm's, not ours: without it, npm keeps the flags for itself.
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+ | flag | what it answers |
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+ | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `--name` | The tenant id. Every class, binding and workflow name derives from it. |
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+ | `--description` | One line for the card, and the first line of the soul. |
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+ | `--dir` | Where to write it. Defaults to the name. |
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+ | `--model` | A Workers AI model id. Defaults to one that calls tools reliably. |
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+ | `--no-subagent` | Leave out the sub-agent it hands research to. |
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+ | `--browser` | Install the browser plugin, its binding and its skill. |
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+ | `--yes` | Do not ask for confirmation. |
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+ | `--dry-run` | Print what would be written, and write nothing. |
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+ | `--help` | Usage, both ways in, and every flag. Also `-h`. |
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+ | `--version` | The version that would run. Also `-v`. |
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+ The directory may already exist as long as it is empty. These do not count as
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+ content, so a repository you made with `git init` first is fine, as is one an
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+ editor or Finder has already touched:
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+ `.git` · `.hg` · `.svn` · `.gitkeep` · `.keep` · `.idea` · `.vscode` ·
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+ `.DS_Store` · `Thumbs.db` · `desktop.ini`
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+ The project is written around them: nothing of yours is moved or removed.
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+ Anything else in there and it asks you for a different directory.
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+ A usable answer given up front is not asked for. One that will not do — a tenant
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+ id that could not become a class name, a model id that is not one — is said
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+ where it was given rather than after every other question: the question comes
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+ back with the value in it where there is a terminal, and the run stops naming
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+ the flag where there is not.
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  ## License
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