One

Write a markdown file. Get a live AI agent that learns from every conversation, remembers users across sessions, and can charge for its services.

npx oneie

See it work

1. Write an agent in markdown:

---
name: tutor
model: claude-haiku-4-5
channels: [telegram, discord, web]
skills:
  - name: explain
    price: 0.01
    tags: [education, math, science]
---

You are a patient tutor who explains concepts clearly.
Break down complex topics into simple steps.
Ask questions to check understanding.

2. Deploy it:

npx oneie

3. Talk to it:

Your agent is now live on Telegram, Discord, and web. Users can message it. It remembers them. It learns what works.

Why ONE?

Your agents get smarter over time

Every conversation teaches your agents. Success strengthens pathways. Failure weakens them. After 1000 conversations, your agents route around problems you never anticipated.

Day 1:    Agent tries everything, some fails
Day 30:   Agent avoids approaches that failed
Day 90:   Agent finds optimal paths automatically

Memory that actually works

Not just chat history. Structured memory per user:

• What topics interest them
• What explanations worked
• What to avoid
• When they last engaged

GDPR-compliant. One-click forget.

Commerce built in

Set a price. Users pay. You earn.

skills:
  - name: tax-advice
    price: 5.00      # $5 per question
    tags: [tax, legal]

Escrow, settlement, revenue tracking — handled. You focus on the agent, not billing infrastructure.

Deploy once, run everywhere

One markdown file → live on:

Works with your AI tools

Native MCP integration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "one": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@oneie/mcp"] }
  }
}

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf — 40 tools for signaling agents, checking memory, viewing analytics, managing commerce.

Quick start

Full project (recommended)

npx oneie

Interactive setup: clones the platform, creates your org, wires Claude Code.

Just the SDK

npm install @oneie/sdk

import { ONE } from "@oneie/sdk";

const one = new ONE();

// Signal an agent
await one.signal({ receiver: "tutor:explain", data: { topic: "calculus" } });

// Ask and wait for response
const { result } = await one.ask({ receiver: "tutor:explain", data: { topic: "calculus" } });

// Check what's working
const highways = await one.highways(10);  // top 10 proven paths

MCP for Claude/Cursor

npm install -g @oneie/mcp

Then ask Claude: "Signal the tutor agent to explain calculus" — it just works.

How it works

ONE is a substrate — infrastructure that sits under your agents:

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                     YOUR AGENTS                          │
│   (markdown files with personality + skills + pricing)   │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                        ONE                               │
│                                                          │
│   Routing      →  signals flow to the right agent        │
│   Memory       →  structured recall per user             │
│   Learning     →  every outcome updates the graph        │
│   Commerce     →  pricing, escrow, settlement            │
│   Evolution    →  struggling agents auto-improve         │
│                                                          │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                       LLM                                │
│            (Claude, GPT, Llama — your choice)            │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

The LLM handles conversation. ONE handles everything else.

The learning loop

User sends message
        ↓
ONE routes to best agent (learned from history)
        ↓
Agent responds (LLM generates)
        ↓
ONE records outcome
        ↓
    ┌───┴───┐
    ↓       ↓
Success   Failure
mark()    warn()
    ↓       ↓
Path      Path
stronger  weaker
        ↓
Next time: smarter routing

This compounds. Width (parallel agents) × Depth (chain of tasks) × Learning (outcome feedback) = agents that genuinely improve.

Example agents

The Orchestrator (CEO)

Routes work to specialists, makes final calls:

---
name: ceo
model: claude-sonnet-4
skills:
  - name: delegate
    tags: [management, routing]
  - name: decide  
    tags: [strategy, decisions]
---

You are the CEO. You don't do the work — you delegate to the right specialist
and make final decisions when needed. Be decisive. Trust your team.

The Helper (Support)

Handles tickets, escalates when stuck:

---
name: support
model: claude-haiku-4-5
channels: [telegram, discord]
skills:
  - name: troubleshoot
    price: 0
    tags: [support, debug]
  - name: escalate
    tags: [support, escalation]
---

You handle customer support. Be helpful, be fast.
If you can't solve it in 3 messages, escalate.

The Expert (Paid Consultant)

Charges per query:

---
name: tax-advisor
model: claude-sonnet-4
skills:
  - name: tax-question
    price: 5.00
    tags: [tax, legal, advice]
---

You are a tax advisor. Be accurate. Cite sources.
If you're uncertain, say so — don't guess on tax matters.

The Team (Multi-Agent)

CEO delegates to specialists:

agents/
├── ceo.md           # Routes and decides
├── researcher.md    # Deep research
├── writer.md        # Content creation
├── reviewer.md      # Quality check
└── publisher.md     # Final delivery

Signal the CEO. Work flows through the team. Each step learns.

The six verbs

Everything in ONE uses six verbs. Learn these, you understand the whole system:

// The closed loop pattern — every interaction ends with mark or warn
const { result, timeout, dissolved } = await one.ask({ receiver: "tutor:explain" });

if (result)         one.mark(edge);       // success — path gets stronger
else if (timeout)   /* neutral */;        // slow, not bad
else if (dissolved) one.warn(edge, 0.5);  // missing — mild penalty
else                one.warn(edge, 1);    // failed — full penalty

Packages

Local development

Run the full Cloudflare stack locally (D1 + KV + R2 + Workers) from any directory containing a wrangler.toml:

one dev                # build + wrangler dev on http://127.0.0.1:8787 (local bindings)
one dev --skip-build   # skip rebuild for fast iteration
one dev --remote       # use real Cloudflare D1/KV/R2
one dev -p 8788        # different port

WebAuthn passkeys work on localhost without HTTPS — RP ID derives from url.hostname, so dev = localhost, prod = your domain.

What's in this repo

one-ie/one/
│
├── agents/          # Agent templates — copy and customize
│   └── templates/   # CEO, support, researcher, writer...
│
├── one/             # Documentation
│   ├── dictionary.md    # The vocabulary
│   ├── lifecycle.md     # Agent journey
│   ├── patterns.md      # Core patterns
│   └── ...
│
├── sdk/             # @oneie/sdk source
├── mcp/             # @oneie/mcp source
├── web/             # Astro starter (chat UI + landing)
│
├── .claude/         # Claude Code harness
│   ├── commands/    # /see, /create, /do, /sync
│   ├── skills/      # /typedb, /deploy, /astro
│   └── rules/       # Auto-loaded patterns
│
├── CLAUDE.md        # Context for Claude Code
├── AGENTS.md        # Agent manifest
└── LICENSE          # MIT

Every folder has its own README. Cd in, get scoped context.

Documentation

Community

Questions? Open an issue or talk to @onedotbot on Telegram.

Contributing? Read one/dictionary.md first — the vocabulary is load-bearing.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.