It all starts with calling

$ agentstack

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$ init | i

This initializes a new AgentStack project.

agentstack init <slug_name>
  • slug_name (optional | str) - the name of your project
  • --no-wizard (boolean flag) - skips the wizard step and applies default values to project init

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$ generate | g

Code generation commands for automatically creating new agents or tasks.

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agent | a

Generate a new agent

  • agent_name (required | str) - the name of the agent
  • --role (optional | str) - Prompt parameter: The role of the agent
  • --goal (optional | str) - Prompt parameter: The goal of the agent
  • --backstory (optional | str) - Prompt parameter: The backstory of the agent
  • --llm (optional | <provider>/<model>) - Which model to use for this agent

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task | t

Generate a new task

  • task_name (required | str) - the name of the task
  • --description (optional | str) - Prompt parameter: Explain the task in detail
  • --expected_output (optional | str) - What is the expected output from the agent (ex: data in json format)
  • --agent (optional | str) - The name of the agent of which to assign the task to (when using Crew in sequential mode)

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Examples

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$ tools | t

Tools are what make AgentStack powerful. Adding tools is easy with this command.

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list | l

Lists all tools available in AgentStack.

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add | a

Add a tool by name. By default, this command adds all tools from the provider to every agent.

  • name (required | str) - The name of the tool to add

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Examples

agentstack tools add browserbase
🖇️ AgentOpsCore Tools