Choose an integration layer
Runtime manages Runs, Actions, and Waits. Application pins actual Skills, modules, artifact contracts, and installation identity. Plugin SDK manages registration, installation, enabled status, and capability calls; the host decides when to provide plugin context to an Agent.
What you can build
Start with your first workflow, then replace local handlers with calls to your existing Agent. Package an Application when you need platform installation and complete Skill dependencies. Basic Runtime is sufficient for trying scheduling behavior.
Installation and public entry points
Use Node.js 22.x starting at 22.16, or Node.js 24 and later. The SDK uses ESM and includes TypeScript declarations.
Importing basic Runtime does not start an Agent or assemble Native, Classic, personal memory, or project knowledge. Choose entry points for the responsibilities you need.
Continue learning
Your first workflow
Run steps, request approval, and resume across processes.
Complete applications
Package the entry, workflow, and pinned dependencies.
Artifact validation
Require real files and business validation.
Plugin integration
Register capabilities with installation, enabled status, and scope checks.

