The package manager for AI agents
Package the building blocks of agent systems once, version them cleanly, and make them portable across runtimes, frameworks, and ecosystems.
brew tap agentpm-dev/tap
brew install agentpmagentpm install @ns/toolname@0.1.0agentpm run @ns/toolname --input '{"text":"hello world"}'If your goal is to get to a working agent or workflow quickly, start with a template. It gives you a scaffolded project, wired dependencies, and clear next steps before you ever need to think about lower-level package composition.
Start with a workflow template
Templates are the fastest path to a working agent or workflow. Instead of assembling packages by hand, bootstrap a project with code, docs, local manifests, and runnable AgentPM dependencies already wired together.
agentpm new @ns/workflow-template@0.1.0 my-projectTemplates get you to a working project fast. When you want more control, packages are the lower-level building blocks you can inspect, install, swap, and compose directly.
Portable capabilities
Start with the concrete actions your agent needs to take. Tools are the executable building blocks you compose into larger systems.
agentpm install @ns/toolname@0.1.0Translate text into a target language using LLM.
Convert local documents into normalized markdown or plain text with lightweight metadata.
Crawl a bounded set of pages while respecting robots.txt, depth limits, and URL filters.
Extract structured tables from HTML or CSV sources into normalized rows and columns.
Summarize long text to a concise abstract.
Fetch a web page and return cleaned content, metadata, and discovered links.
Composed orchestration
Once you have the right building blocks, package the orchestration itself. Agents capture prompts, examples, and tool graphs as a reusable unit.
agentpm install @ns/agentname@0.1.0Interactive GitHub maintainer copilot with explicit approval gates for write actions.
Operations assistant for reviewing issues, querying data, transforming JSON payloads, and drafting Slack-ready updates.
Research assistant for crawling public sources, extracting structured content, and producing concise summaries.