Rad agent is an agentic Rapid Application Development system designed to help you make software quicker and without legacy ideas or tools.
The main idea is you don't need an IDE to develop anymore; you just stub out an app with RAD agent, and inject your agentic feelers however you'd like.
By default, it comes with a UI console, so you can type or talk with it inside your app itself.
npm install rad-agentTo use rad-agent in Quasar, add src/boot/rad-agent.js and then add a reference to that to quasar.config.js as that's it, just configure the console in the boot file.
Step 1 - Add rad-agent
npm install rad-agentStep 2 - Copy the boot file
Copy the demo boot file to src/boot/rad-agent.js in your project.
Step 3 - Add the boot file to Quasar
Add rad-agent to the boot array in quasar.config.js.
You can now use the console!
Optional Step 4 - Add UI console
Somewhere in your app you need to add the UI console component if you want to use it.
Since this gives people access to the app system, you'd probably only want to do this in dev, or if you're giving people access to debugging abilites, etc.
For Quasar, probably the best place to put the console if you want it on every page is in src/layouts/MainLayout, however, if you only
want the console to work on a certain page, just put it on that page!
Also keep in mind you can use things like v-if to optionally add the console or not depending on any criteria you'd like.
We made a fully working Quasar project. Check it out for all kinds of use cases.
Just a standard install
cd examples/quasar
npm installStart a live-Vite dev environment
npm run devYour build files will be in /build/spa (quasar's default)
npm run build