sekuire init

Scaffold a new Sekuire agent project with language-specific templates, built-in tools, and Docker support.

Usage

bash

sekuire init [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Description
`-n, --name <NAME>`	Project name
`-l, --language <LANG>`	Language: python, rust, typescript
`-t, --template <TYPE>`	Template: simple, multi-llm, http, hybrid
`--server`	Enable HTTP server mode
`--framework <FW>`	HTTP framework (see below)
`--hybrid`	CLI + HTTP combined mode
`--workspace <ID>`	Pull active policy from workspace

Examples

Interactive Mode

bash

sekuire init
# Prompts for: name, language, tools, memory, server mode

Non-Interactive

Simple Python agentbash

sekuire init --name my-agent --language python

TypeScript with Express HTTPbash

sekuire init --name api-agent --language typescript --server --framework express

Rust hybrid (CLI + HTTP)bash

sekuire init --name hybrid-agent --language rust --hybrid --framework axum

Templates

Template	Description
simple	Basic CLI agent (default)
multi-llm	Multi-provider support (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini)
http	HTTP server only
hybrid	Combined CLI + HTTP interfaces

Frameworks

Language	Frameworks
Python	fastapi, django
Rust	axum, actix
TypeScript	express, fastify, hono

Built-in Tools

During init, you can select:

Files — read, write, delete, copy, move
Directories — mkdir, rmdir, list
Network — HTTP requests, web search
Data Formats — JSON, CSV, Base64
System — env vars, datetime, random

Generated Files

my-agent/text

my-agent/
├── sekuire.yml          # Configuration
├── system_prompt.md     # LLM prompt
├── tools.json           # Tool definitions
├── tools/               # Implementation files
├── .env.example         # Environment template
├── .sekuire/
│   ├── secret.key       # Private key (KEEP SAFE)
│   └── public.key       # Public key
├── docker-compose.yml   # Dev environment
├── Dockerfile           # Production
└── Dockerfile.dev       # Hot-reload dev

⚠️Never commit .sekuire/secret.key to version control.

Next Steps

Terminalbash

cd my-agent
cp .env.example .env     # Add your API keys
docker compose up        # Start dev environment