Start

Start here to install Kindgi, run a first pack on your machine, or add Kindgi to an app you already have.

1. What is Kindgi?: packs, the runtime, and how your app and your coding agent work with them.

2. Quickstart: an empty folder, one command, and four prompts to your coding agent, to an agent that answers.

3. Install: Node, Docker, and how a project gets the CLI and the SDK.

4. A first pack by hand, running on your machine in ten minutes: TypeScript, Python, Java or Scala (preview).

5. Add Kindgi to an existing app: your app's own code as tools. From a Java app, call Kindgi with the Java client (preview).

6. Your coding agent: the skills that teach it Kindgi.

7. Or let your coding agent set it all up: paste this into it, and do what it asks (what it follows):

   Set up Kindgi for me: read https://docs.kindgi.com/start/agent.md and follow it step by step. Tell me whenever you need me to do something, and wait for me.

Working with a coding agent?

Once kindgi init has run, your coding agent has Kindgi's skills. You can follow these pages yourself, or ask the agent for what you want: it writes the tools, agents and flows, and runs them with kindgi dev and kindgi runs start. You still name your pack and its agents, and you provide the credentials, such as your model provider's API key. How it knows Kindgi.