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Scaffold
nasiko new generates an AgentCard.json, a Dockerfile, and starter source for your framework. nasiko card keeps the card in sync with your code; nasiko validate checks the structure.2
Run and chat locally
Run the agent as a plain container. It speaks A2A on start, so you can chat with it over HTTP or in a TUI and iterate before anyone else sees it.
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Deploy and manage
Nasiko builds (or takes a pre-built image), pushes it to the cluster registry, and starts the container — instrumented for observability and wired to its secrets. Then: logs, scaling, restarts, teardown.
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Versions and lifecycle
Redeploying the same name updates in place. The
AgentCard.json version is the image tag tying a deployment to a build. Artifacts published to the registry carry their own version history.Scaffolding
Generate a project and its agent card.
Run and chat locally
Build, run, and chat before touching a cluster.
Deploy and manage
Logs, scaling, restarts, secrets, teardown.
Versions and lifecycle
How versions map to deployments.
Before you start
You need Docker and thenasiko CLI — see CLI installation.