sekuire adopt

Non-destructive onboarding for existing agent projects. Add Sekuire identity and configuration without modifying your existing code.

Usage

bash

sekuire adopt [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Description
`--name <NAME>`	Agent name (defaults to directory name)
`--model <MODEL>`	LLM model identifier (e.g., openai/gpt-4)
`--prompt <PATH>`	Path to existing system prompt file
`--tools <PATH>`	Path to existing tools definition

adopt vs init

sekuire adopt is for existing projects. sekuire init scaffolds new ones.

adopt - Only creates sekuire.yml and .sekuire/ keys. Never overwrites existing files.
init - Creates a full project structure including source files, Dockerfile, etc.

💡Use adopt when you already have a working agent and want to add Sekuire identity without disruption.

Examples

Basic Adoption

In your existing project directorybash

cd my-existing-agent
sekuire adopt --name my-agent --model openai/gpt-4

With Existing Prompt

bash

sekuire adopt \
  --name code-reviewer \
  --model anthropic/claude-3-opus \
  --prompt ./prompts/system.md \
  --tools ./config/tools.json

What It Creates

Files added to your projecttext

your-project/
├── sekuire.yml          # NEW - Agent configuration
└── .sekuire/            # NEW - Keys directory
    ├── public.key       # Generated Ed25519 public key
    └── secret.key       # Generated Ed25519 secret key

No existing files are modified or overwritten. Your project structure remains intact.

After Adoption

Verify and pushbash

# Check your Sekuire ID
sekuire hash

# Push to registry
sekuire push

# Run with beacon
sekuire run --cmd "your-existing-start-command"

Next Steps

init - Scaffold new projects from scratch
push - Push adopted agent to registry
run - Run with beacon heartbeat