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Introducing Warden Code: Bootstrap Warden Agents in Minutes

Feb 12, 2026

The agentic internet needs more than ideas.
It needs builders.

Today, we’re not just launching an agent scaffolder.

We’re launching Warden Code — our “Claude Code” for the Warden ecosystem.

An interactive CLI that now lets you:

  • Bootstrap production-ready Warden agents in minutes

  • Use built-in A2A + LangGraph support

  • Vibe code your agent with AI directly inside the tool

If you’ve been waiting for the fastest way to start building agents on Warden — this is it.

From Zero to Agent, Fast

Warden Code is a simple CLI that scaffolds a production-ready agent project with best practices already wired in.

Install it globally:

npm install -g warden-code

Then run:

warden

Or skip installation:

npx warden-code

You’ll launch into an interactive wizard that walks you through creating a new agent step by step.

No boilerplate hunting.
No guessing project structure.
No protocol confusion.

Just answer a few prompts — and your agent is ready.

Now with AI-Driven Development (Vibe Coding)

This is the major upgrade.

Warden Code now supports AI-driven development directly inside the CLI.

All you need is your API key (OpenAI or Claude), and you can start building your agent conversationally.

Two powerful new commands:

/build — Enter Build Mode

This puts you into AI-powered development mode.

Describe what you want your agent to do.
Iterate. Refine. Expand capabilities.

The CLI will generate and modify your agent’s code for you.

It’s vibe coding — but for production-ready Warden agents.

/chat — Talk to Your Agent

Want to test your agent instantly?

Use /chat to interact with it directly from the CLI.

Perfect for:

  • Quick testing

  • Iterating on behavior

  • Validating multi-turn logic

  • Debugging flows

You build and test without ever leaving the terminal.

Built for the Agentic Stack

Every agent generated with Warden Code uses the AgentServer from @wardenprotocol/agent-kit, exposing:

  • A2A Protocol (Agent-to-Agent communication)

  • LangGraph Protocol (graph-based orchestration support)

This means your agent isn’t just a script.

It’s immediately compatible with the broader Warden ecosystem and the emerging agent network.

Whether you’re experimenting or shipping production logic, you’re aligned with the stack from day one.

What You Can Generate

When you run /new, the CLI guides you through:

  • Agent name

  • Description

  • Model type

  • Capability mode

  • Optional skills

You can choose between:

  • Lightweight demo agents

  • GPT-powered agents with streaming and multi-turn support

  • Fully AI-assisted agents built interactively via /build

The generated project includes everything you need:

my-agent/
├── src/
│   ├── agent.ts
│   └── server.ts
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
├── Dockerfile
├── .env.example
└── .gitignore

Your core logic lives in src/agent.ts.
The server setup is handled.
Docker support is included out of the box.

Run Locally in Seconds

Once generated:

cd my-agent
npm run build
npm run agent

Your agent will be live at:

http://localhost:3000

From there, you can test, extend, connect to other agents, or deploy to your preferred cloud provider:

  • AWS

  • Google Cloud

  • Azure

  • Render

  • Docker anywhere

You control the infrastructure.

This Is Our “Claude Code” Moment

Above everything, Warden Code is about lowering friction.

It turns agent development from:

Set up tooling, wire protocols, configure servers, connect models…

into:

Describe the agent you want. Build it. Test it. Ship it.

We don’t just want internal agents.

We want a network of interoperable agents built by the community.

Warden Code standardizes structure.
Aligns developers around shared protocols.
And now — with AI build mode — makes experimentation radically easier.

If we want a real agent economy, we need tools that make building agents trivial.

This is that tool.

Open Source, Built in the Open

Warden Code is open source under the Apache-2.0 license.

Inspect it.
Fork it.
Extend it.
Improve it.

We want this CLI to evolve with the ecosystem — and that only happens with community feedback.

Start Building

If you’ve been thinking about building a Warden-compatible agent, now’s the time.

Clone the repo.
Run the CLI.
Enter /build.
Vibe code your agent.
Ship something.

👉 Start building today:
https://github.com/warden-protocol/warden-code

👉 Join the discussion and help improve the project:
https://github.com/warden-protocol/warden-code/discussions

The agentic internet won’t build itself.

Let’s write it.