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You can use any terminal-based AI agent to build Nuon app configurations — instead of writing TOML files by hand, describe your application and let the agent scaffold everything for you.

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Getting started

Clone the example apps repo and start your agent from that directory. The repo includes an AGENTS.md file (with a CLAUDE.md symlink) that gives any agent the context it needs: links to the Nuon OSS repo, example configs, and sandbox infrastructure references. 
git clone https://github.com/nuonco/example-app-configs
cd example-app-configs
claude  # or: gemini, amp, etc.
When starting the agent, also point it at your own resources — Helm charts, Terraform modules, and any relevant documentation — so it can tailor the config to your stack.
Works with any agent: Claude Code, Google Gemini CLI, Amp Code, and others. For agents that don’t read CLAUDE.md, create a symlink — e.g., ln -s AGENTS.md GEMINI.md.

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Claude Code

Claude Code users can also load the nuon-plugin for deeper integration, or install individual skills from the Nuon skills library. The plugin adds /nuon:init, /nuon:convert, and /nuon:validate slash commands directly in your Claude session. The skills (nuon-creator, nuon-app-config, nuon-actions, nuon-policy) provide focused, auto-invoked assistance for specific tasks like config generation, action scripting, and policy authoring. 
npx skills add nuonco/skills