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@aiswarm/ui-web

v0.1.9

Published

9 months ago

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@aiswarm:plugin

AI Swarm - UI-Web

This is the web interface for the AI Swarm. It provides a way to monitor and interact with the agents and skills in the swarm. This project is a plugin that relies on other components of the AI Swarm to be installed and running, it does not work on its own.

To get started with the AI Swarm, check out the Conductor project.

Project setup for development

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

npm run build

Lints and fixes files

npm run lint

Recommended Setup for development with other plugins

You will need to link the plugin to the other plugins you want to use. So that you can make changes and see them immediately without having to publish the plugin to npm.

For this I recommend you create a new folder for the AI Swarm and clone all the plugins you want to use into it. Then link them together.

Each plugin has link script defined in the package.json file if there are dependencies on other packages. You can run it with npm run link to link your code directly when you make changes.