Quick Start

In this quick start, you'll learn the key concepts and experience the AgentifyMe workflow. It should only take about 5 minutes to complete and by the end you'll have your first agentic workflow up and running on the cloud.

Running BotifyMe in the local environment

AgentifyMe provides a rich development experience that allows you to quickly iterate on Workflows and Tasks, even before they've been deployed. To manage code for workflows and tasks, we recommend using the AgentifyMe CLI to start the local development server.

BotifyMe relies on Docker containers to manage local development environments. Ensure you install and test Docker on your machine as a first step:

• Install Docker
• Docker Desktop

To create a new project, navigate to the desired directory and run:

botifyme init
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This command generates a botifyme.yml configuration file in your project directory. You can safely commit this directory to your version control system. For more details on the configuration schema, visit the Configuration Schema Documentation.

To launch the BotifyMe local environment, execute:

botifyme dev
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This command reads the configuration file, builds sandbox environments, and constructs the required Docker images. Note that downloading Docker images depends on your internet bandwidth and may take longer during the initial setup.

To shut down the local BotifyMe environment when your work is complete, use:

botifyme dev down
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