Coding agents
Threadplane publishes maintained, machine-readable setup context. Give your coding agent the prompt below; it starts with a fake agent, verifies the Angular surface, then connects LangGraph or AG-UI.
The prompt starts from provideFakeAgent(), renders the smallest accessible chat surface, adds a focused test, and only then explains the LangGraph or AG-UI configuration.
Add Threadplane to this Angular application.
1. Read https://threadplane.ai/AGENTS.md and the current Threadplane quickstart.
2. Inspect this repository's Angular version, application configuration, design
system, test runner, and existing agent/backend code.
3. Begin with Threadplane's provideFakeAgent() path so the UI can be verified
without a server or LLM.
4. Render the smallest accessible <chat> experience using the app's existing
layout and styles.
5. Add a focused test for the integration.
6. After the fake path passes, explain the exact configuration needed for
either LangGraph or AG-UI. Do not invent credentials, endpoint URLs, or
backend capabilities.
7. Run the repository's relevant lint, test, and build commands and report
every changed file.What the agent should read
- AGENTS.md, the repository-level playbook.
- The full agent reference, every docs page in one file.
- Try without a backend, the human quickstart the prompt starts from.