agentskit
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AgentsKit is the most complete agent toolkit for the JavaScript ecosystem. It provides everything needed to build AI chat interfaces, standalone agents, tools, skills, memory, RAG, and observability — across React, terminal, and CLI. The entire ecosystem aims to become the foundation for the agent era: easy integration with other libraries, seamless agent creation, and long-term maintainability.
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@agentskit/coremust remain extremely lightweight: only types, events, contracts, and minimal base logic. - Very specific: line 14
Reuse first: before adding a new package or dependency, check the existing @agentskit/* packages, then established libraries or services.
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All packages build with tsup, dual CJS/ESM output
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CLAUDE.md
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
What is AgentsKit
AgentsKit is the most complete agent toolkit for the JavaScript ecosystem. It provides everything needed to build AI chat interfaces, standalone agents, tools, skills, memory, RAG, and observability — across React, terminal, and CLI. The entire ecosystem aims to become the foundation for the agent era: easy integration with other libraries, seamless agent creation, and long-term maintainability.
Vital Rules
@agentskit/coremust remain extremely lightweight: only types, events, contracts, and minimal base logic. Zero external dependencies. Must stay under 10 KB gzipped.- Every package must be Plug and Play: simple imports, minimal configuration, clear contracts. Every package is independently installable.
- Interoperability is mandatory: any combination of packages must work together seamlessly.
- Reuse first: before adding a new package or dependency, check the existing
@agentskit/*packages, then established libraries or services. Build new code only when neither fits, and justify it in the PR.
Commands
pnpm install # install all deps
pnpm build # build all packages (turborepo)
pnpm test # run all tests (vitest via turborepo)
pnpm lint # type-check all packages (tsc --noEmit)
pnpm dev # watch mode for all packages
# Single package
pnpm --filter @agentskit/core test # test one package
pnpm --filter @agentskit/react build # build one package
pnpm --filter @agentskit/adapters test -- --watch # watch mode
# Apps
pnpm --filter @agentskit/docs-next dev # fumadocs dev server
pnpm --filter @agentskit/example-react dev # vite dev server
pnpm --filter @agentskit/example-ink dev # tsx runnerPackage Dependency Graph
@agentskit/core ← pure foundation, zero deps
├── @agentskit/adapters ← provider adapters (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.)
├── @agentskit/react ← React hooks + UI components
├── @agentskit/ink ← Ink terminal components
├── @agentskit/cli ← CLI (chat, init, run)
├── @agentskit/runtime ← standalone agent runtime (no UI)
├── @agentskit/tools ← reusable executable tools
├── @agentskit/skills ← ready-made skills (prompts + behavior)
├── @agentskit/memory ← persistent and vector memory
├── @agentskit/rag ← plug-and-play RAG
├── @agentskit/sandbox ← secure code execution (E2B / WebContainer)
├── @agentskit/observability ← logging, tracing (LangSmith, OpenTelemetry)
└── @agentskit/eval ← agent evaluation and benchmarkingArchitecture by Package
@agentskit/core
Pure core with zero dependencies. Contains TypeScript types, event definitions, and contracts (Adapter, Tool, Skill, Memory, Retriever, etc.). Base primitives: createChatController, event emitter, message handling, streaming model. Serves as the stable foundation all other packages depend on.
@agentskit/react
Browser UI layer. Provides React hooks (useChat) and headless components (ChatContainer, Message, InputBar, ToolCallView, ThinkingIndicator). Full support for streaming, tool calls, memory, and skills. Uses data-ak-* attributes for AI-generated UIs. Theme support via CSS variables at @agentskit/react/theme.
@agentskit/ink
Terminal UI layer using Ink. Equivalent components to React: ChatContainer, Message, InputBar, ToolCallView, etc. Keyboard navigation, auto-scroll, ANSI theming. Reuses 100% of @agentskit/core logic. Default file-based memory. Goal: identical developer experience as the React version.
@agentskit/cli
Command-line interface. agentskit chat launches interactive Ink-based chat. agentskit init is an interactive project generator (React or Ink templates). agentskit run executes runtime agents from terminal. Supports flags for provider, model, system prompt, memory, etc. Includes create-agentskit functionality.
@agentskit/adapters
Collection of ready-to-use adapters. Supports: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok, Ollama, DeepSeek, Kimi, LangChain, LangGraph (with stream and streamEvents), Vercel AI SDK, and a generic adapter for any ReadableStream. Clear contract for creating custom adapters via createAdapter(). Zero UI dependency — works with core, runtime, react, and ink.
@agentskit/runtime
Standalone agent runtime (no UI required). Supports ReAct loop, reflection, planning, and multi-agent orchestration. Simple API: runtime.run(task, options?). Built-in support for tools, skills, memory, and RAG. Can output to console, stream, or connect to any UI. Goal: run full agents with one line of code.
@agentskit/tools
Marketplace of reusable executable tools. Includes: browser (Puppeteer), filesystem, telegram, resend, web search, calendar, code execution, etc. Each tool follows strict contract (name, description, schema, execute). Auto-discovery and registration in runtime and chat. Supports parallel tool calling and human confirmation.
@agentskit/skills
Collection of ready-made skills (prompts + behavioral instructions). Each skill contains: name, description, systemPrompt, few-shot examples, best practices. Examples: researcher, critic, planner, coder, summarizer. Easy to combine, override, or extend. Designed for use with runtime and multi-agent setups.
@agentskit/memory
Persistent and vector memory layer. Implementations: in-memory, localStorage, file, SQLite, Redis, LanceDB (vector). Clear contract for custom memory adapters. Supports hydration, serialization, and long-term storage. Works across React, Ink, runtime, and CLI.
@agentskit/rag
Simplified plug-and-play RAG. Handles document chunking, embedding, retrieval, and context injection. Default integration with @agentskit/memory (vector store). Easy API: rag.retrieve(query) and useRAGChat(). Goal: add RAG capability in few lines.
@agentskit/sandbox
Secure execution of agent-generated code. Primary backend: E2B (preferred), with WebContainer fallback. Supports JS and Python code execution with timeouts and restrictions. Tool: @agentskit/tools/code uses the sandbox. Strict security: no network by default, resource limits.
@agentskit/observability
Logging and tracing layer. Integrates with LangSmith, OpenTelemetry, and console. Captures LLM calls, tool executions, memory operations, and agent steps. Simple API: observability.enable() or middleware. Non-blocking and optional.
@agentskit/eval
Agent evaluation and benchmarking. Supports metrics: accuracy, latency, cost, token usage, success rate. Built-in test suites for common agent tasks. API: eval.run(agent, testCases). Designed for CI/CD and iterative improvement.
Code Conventions
- TypeScript strict mode, no
any— useunknownand narrow - Named exports only, no default exports
- Components are headless — no hardcoded styles, use
data-ak-*attributes - All packages build with tsup, dual CJS/ESM output
- Tests use vitest
- Changesets for versioning (
pnpm changeset)
Conventions above are enforced by gates — run pnpm check:quality-gates before
opening a PR (pnpm check:all adds typecheck + build + test). A husky pre-push
hook runs them automatically.
Agent Memory
Shared, versioned institutional memory lives in .agent-memory/. Read
.agent-memory/MEMORY.md first — it indexes non-obvious decisions (e.g. why
JSON Schema is canonical over Zod, the zero-dep core rule, file-size baselines).
Add a fact as its own file and a one-line pointer in the index.
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<!-- /confidencialidade -->In this repository5 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- .github/copilot-instructions.mdCopilot instructions
- .cursor/rules/agentskit.mdcCursor rule
- .doc-bridge/llms.txtllms.txt
- llms.txtllms.txt
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