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Define inspectable Agents with explicit runtime boundaries, then run them on any host with portable Server Primitives for Vite.
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Agents for any host, composed with server primitives through one Vite plugin.
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Server APIs and portable Agents across Vite hosts.
ViteHub adds a server layer to Vite applications. Call Server Primitives directly for auth, storage, background work, and other server behavior. Define an Agent when a named server-side actor needs a model, tools, or a coding provider. Use both when an Agent needs selected operations from the application.
ViteHub keeps feature imports consistent while its Vite integrations discover definitions and prepare output for the selected host.
Agents can compose Server Primitives. Server Primitives never require Agents.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Server APIs and portable Agents across Vite hosts.
ViteHub adds a server layer to Vite applications. Call Server Primitives directly for auth, storage, background work, and other server behavior. Define an Agent when a named server-side actor needs a model, tools, or a coding provider. Use both when an Agent needs selected operations from the application.
ViteHub keeps feature imports consistent while its Vite integrations discover definitions and prepare output for the selected host.
Agents can compose Server Primitives. Server Primitives never require Agents.Read the full README ↗