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Use when the user wants to install cuga, start the demo/web UI, or asks what `cuga start` does or which service/mode to run.
Instalar con Codex o Claude Copia este prompt, pégalo en Codex, Claude u otro asistente, y deja que revise la página de la skill y la instale por ti.
Use when the user wants to govern agent behavior with a cuga policy - block/redirect an intent, add step-by-step playbook guidance, require approval before a tool runs, enhance a tool's description, or reshape agent output format.
Use when the user wants to write Python code that creates or invokes a CugaAgent or CugaSupervisor, e.g. "build an agent with cuga", "how do I call agent.invoke", "set up a multi-agent supervisor".
Use when the user wants a running CugaAgent to load a new capability at runtime via cuga's own skill system, e.g. "add a skill to my agent", "create a .cuga/skills SKILL.md", "how does load_skill work".
Use when the user wants to install, launch, or build something with the cuga agent framework (pip package `cuga`), or asks "how do I use cuga" / "how do I build an agent with cuga" — routes to the right cuga-harness-kit skill instead of guessing.
Use when the user wants a cuga agent to ingest, search, or answer questions from documents (PDF/DOCX/XLSX/PPTX/HTML/Markdown/images) - RAG / knowledge base features.
Use when the user wants to give a cuga agent a new capability via a Python function, REST/OpenAPI service, or MCP server, e.g. "add a tool", "connect this API to cuga", "register an MCP server".
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| name | cuga-install-and-launch |
| description | Use when the user wants to install cuga, start the demo/web UI, or asks what `cuga start` does or which service/mode to run. |
For a new app project, initialize with uv and add cuga as a dependency so it is recorded in pyproject.toml:
uv init my-cuga-app
cd my-cuga-app
uv add cuga
For an existing project that already has a pyproject.toml, run uv add cuga from the project root. If the user only wants a quick install inside an already-active virtualenv, uv pip install cuga is acceptable.
(cuga requires Python >= 3.10, < 3.14.) For working inside a checkout of the cuga-agent repo itself instead of the published package:
git clone https://github.com/cuga-project/cuga-agent.git
cd cuga-agent
uv venv --python=3.12 && source .venv/bin/activate
uv sync
Set LLM API keys before starting anything. Use a project-local .env; see docs/cuga-env-api-keys.md for provider-specific AGENT_SETTING_CONFIG, MODEL_NAME, and API-key examples.
uv run cuga start <service>
Valid <service> values: demo, demo_skills, demo_crm, demo_docs, demo_health, demo_knowledge, demo_supervisor, travel_agent, manager, registry, appworld.
demo / demo_crm / demo_supervisor / demo_knowledge / demo_docs — launch the chat web UI at https://localhost:7860 plus a tool registry service on port 8001, each preset wiring up different sample tools (CRM+email, multi-agent supervisor, RAG knowledge, docs) so you can try the matching capability immediately.demo_skills — same UI, with cuga's own runtime skill-loading enabled (see cuga-build-cuga-skill).manager — a draft/publish UI: edit agent config (tools, MCP servers, LLM, policies) as a draft, try it, then publish a versioned config for production chat.registry — just the tool registry service (OpenAPI/MCP config), no chat UI.appworld / travel_agent — specific benchmark/example scenarios.Other useful commands:
cuga stop <service> — stop a running service.cuga status — show what's currently running.cuga doctor — environment/dependency sanity check.cuga viz — trajectory viewer dashboard (see cuga-debug-trajectory).There is no cuga policy or cuga knowledge CLI subcommand — policies and knowledge are managed through the Python SDK (agent.policies.*, agent.knowledge.*, see cuga-author-policy / cuga-knowledge-rag) or through the manager web UI.
Once the UI is up, point the user at cuga-build-agent for writing their own Python code against the SDK, or have them just chat with the demo agent directly in the browser.