Add Kindgi to an existing app

Add Kindgi to the app you already have: run kindgi init in it, and the pack lives beside your code. Its tools import your app's own code, and your app starts runs through the SDK. Pick your app's language.

Your coding agent can do most of this

kindgi init gives your app Kindgi's skills, in .claude/skills/ and .agents/skills/. After that, you can ask your coding agent instead of following each step: "make a Kindgi tool from our order lookup", "add an agent that uses it", "run it". It writes the code next to yours, runs it with kindgi dev, and asks you for your model's key. How it knows Kindgi.

A TypeScript or Node app

A Next.js, Node or other TypeScript app, with a package.json: Add Kindgi to a TypeScript or Node app.

A Python app

An app with a pyproject.toml, with uv, Poetry or pip: Add Kindgi to a Python app.

A Java app (Maven)

An app built with Maven, with a pom.xml: Add Kindgi to a Java app. Java support is in preview.

A Scala app (sbt)

An app built with sbt, with a build.sbt: Add Kindgi to a Scala app. Scala support is in preview.

Starting runs from your app

Once the pack is in, your app starts runs and reads their answers through the SDK's client: Start runs from your app in TypeScript or Python, or Call Kindgi from a Java app.

Next

• Quickstart: TypeScript: a pack of its own, with every primitive.
• Guides: one task at a time.