uv-agentx 0.1.1

Small uvx-based launcher for uv-agent plugin sets

uv-agentx

uv-agentx is a small launcher for running uv-agent with installable plugins through uv tool run / uvx. It keeps plugin startup ephemeral while avoiding long command lines such as:

uvx --with uv-agent-auth-code --with uv-agent-remote-control uv-agent@latest

Usage

uvx uv-agentx@latest --latest -p auth-code -p remote-control -- daemon --replace

Launcher options appear before --; everything after -- is passed to uv-agent.

uvx uv-agentx@latest -p auth-code -- --log-level DEBUG
uvx uv-agentx@latest -p remote-control -- workflow-node --level high "do thing"

Plugins

-p / --plugin accepts uv-agent plugin short names. For a short name, uv-agentx first checks the official PyPI project uv-agent-<name>. If that project does not exist, it checks the original package name and falls back with a short stderr message.

uvx uv-agentx@latest -p auth-code

This normally resolves to:

uv tool run --with uv-agent-auth-code uv-agent

Use --raw-plugin to pass a package requirement through without uv-agent- name expansion:

uvx uv-agentx@latest --raw-plugin company-plugin

Latest

--latest runs the host as uv-agent@latest. It refreshes only unpinned plugins and plugins explicitly marked with @latest.

uvx uv-agentx@latest --latest -p auth-code
uvx uv-agentx@latest -p auth-code@latest
uvx uv-agentx@latest --latest -p auth-code==1.2.0

@latest on a plugin is a launcher syntax. It is translated to a normal --with requirement plus --refresh-package because uv does not support --with package@latest.

Dry Run

Use --dry-run to print the uv tool run command without executing it:

uvx uv-agentx@latest --dry-run --latest -p auth-code -- daemon --replace

--dry-run still checks official PyPI so the printed command reflects short-name fallback decisions.

Notes

• uv-agentx only checks official PyPI for package-name existence.
• PyPI checks use a short timeout and an in-process cache.
• Network lookup failures print a warning and let uv resolve the package.
• The launcher is intentionally standard-library only.