What is it?
What it is
A free and open-source collection of customizable, production-ready AI agent recipes that can be set up with zero configuration and one command.
Why it exists
To simplify AI agent development by providing ready-to-use recipes built on Eve, Flue, and Mastra, and fully compatible with the shadcn/ui CLI, eliminating boilerplate and configuration overhead.
Who should use it
Developers familiar with TypeScript and shadcn/ui who want to quickly build and customize AI agents using Eve, Flue, or Mastra frameworks.
Who should avoid it
Non-programmers, those seeking no-code AI agent builders, or developers uncomfortable with TypeScript and CLI-based tooling.
How it works
A quick walkthrough in plain English
How agentcn works
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You interact with it
Open agentcn, send a request, or connect it to your stack.
Features
Advantages
- Easy setup with zero configuration required
- Seamless integration with shadcn UI components
- Modular design allows for building complex interfaces
- Leverages robust frameworks (Eve, Flue, Mastra) for advanced capabilities
- All-in-one solutions with pre-built recipes
- Interactive testing via live previews in documentation
Disadvantages
Installation
FAQ
How do I install and set up agentcn?
agentcn offers zero‑config setup with a single command. Follow the installation guide at https://agentcn.vercel.app/docs/installation to get started quickly.
Which AI agent frameworks does agentcn build on?
agentcn is built on Eve, Flue, and Mastra, giving you full access to their powerful agent capabilities while remaining framework‑agnostic.
Is agentcn compatible with shadcn/ui?
Yes. agentcn uses the same registry format and CLI as shadcn/ui, making it seamless to integrate with shadcn‑based projects.
Can I preview agents before using them?
Absolutely. Each agent includes a live preview that you can run directly from its documentation page to see it in action.
How can I contribute to the project?
Contributions are welcome. Fork the repo, create a feature branch, commit your changes, push to the branch, and open a Pull Request. See the Contributing section for detailed steps.
What license is agentcn released under?
agentcn is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full details.
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