Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aui.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
System Requirements
- Node.js 18 or later
- npm (included with Node.js)
- Git (used for change detection in
aui push and aui diff)
Install
npm install -g aui-agent-builder
Verify the installation:
Authentication
AUI supports three authentication methods:
Browser (Default)
Email + OTP
Access Token
API Key
Opens the AUI playground login page. Your token is received automatically via a local callback.The CLI will open your browser. Sign in, and you’ll be redirected back automatically. Enter your email, then paste the verification code sent to your inbox.aui login --email user@example.com
Paste a JWT directly — useful for CI/CD or when copying from browser DevTools. Authenticate with an API key and account ID.aui login --api-key <key> --account-id <id>
After authenticating, the CLI walks you through selecting your Organization, Account, and Agent.
Session credentials are stored in ~/.aui/session.json. They persist across terminal sessions.
Post-Login Setup
Verify your session
You should see your account info, active agent, and current environment. Set your environment
aui env staging # Development and testing
aui env production # Live environment
aui env custom # Custom environment
The active environment is stored in ~/.aui/environment.Import or create an agent
# Import an existing agent
aui import-agent
# Or scaffold a new one
aui create-agent ./my-agent
Uninstall
npm uninstall -g aui-agent-builder
To remove stored credentials and session data:
This removes all stored sessions, API keys, and cached schemas. You’ll need to run aui login again.
Next Steps
Command Reference
Full reference for all CLI commands.
Configuration
Project structure, config files, and environment variables.