Set up Uniac for your agent

Build and run web apps, websites, agents, databases and background workers on Uniac, the cloud platform for AI agents. Machine setup installs the Uniac skill for the coding agent, makes the uniac command available, and connects it to the user’s Uniac account. Project creation and application deployment are separate tasks. The setup commands require Node 18+.

Agent knowledge

Claude Code

npx -y skills@1.5.15 add uniac-ai/agent-skills -g -a claude-code -y

Codex

npx -y skills@1.5.15 add uniac-ai/agent-skills -g -a codex -y

Cursor

npx -y skills@1.5.15 add uniac-ai/agent-skills -g -a cursor -y

Each command installs the uniac skill globally for the named agent and answers the installer’s prompts. Repeating it updates the installed skill. Additional integrations are listed in the installer’s supported agents. The uniac skill gives the agent a working model of Uniac — composition, deployment, platform behavior and CLI operation — and links to these pages for complete contracts.

CLI

The npm package installs the uniac command:

npm install -g @uniac/cli

Account access

uniac auth login

Sign-in requires the user’s browser interaction, with account creation available there. Credential storage, renewal, and platform selection are described in the authentication reference.

Setup state

Command	Information available
`npx -y skills@1.5.15 list -g --json`	Installed skill names, paths, and associated agents.
`uniac version`	Version of the CLI available on PATH.
`uniac auth status`	Stored account sessions, their expiry, and whether each platform accepts its session.

The website has a quickstart walkthrough and a documentation index listing its pages. When sign-in or a deployment fails, Getting help names the Uniac Discord community and the support email address.

​Agent knowledge

​Claude Code

​Codex

​Cursor

​CLI

​Account access

​Setup state