AI-Assisted Development
- Agent build contract - Full SDK context for AI coding assistants
- llms.txt - Lightweight site index for LLMs
- llms-full.txt - Complete documentation in a single file
- MCP Server - Connect your assistant to Circuit docs via MCP
Circuit agents are programs that run on Circuit’s infrastructure, read wallet balances, and request transactions on behalf of users. You write a
run function, Circuit calls it on a recurring interval, and any transactions your code requests are routed through a secure signing layer - your agent never touches private keys.
You can go from zero to an uploaded agent in about 10 minutes.
What you’ll need
- Bun (required for the CLI and agents)
- A Circuit account with a wallet for hosted testing and uploading
- The Circuit CLI:
bun install -g @circuitorg/agent-cli
Contents
- Installation: Install the tools, create your first agent, and configure
circuit.toml. - Core Concepts: Understand sessions, the run loop, wallets, and allocation.
- Example: A minimal working agent.
- SDK Reference: Complete method reference for the Agent SDK.
- CLI Reference: Documentation for the CLI tool.
- Advanced: Multi-agent monorepos and troubleshooting.
Quick Links
- CLI: npm package - the only install; the SDK is provided by the CLI locally and by the hosted runtime when deployed