Setup guides
Pick your framework and follow the steps to add the Ailoha agent to an existing app. Or skip the manual work and let your AI coding agent do it for you.
AI-assisted setup
Recommended
Three commands and one prompt. Install the CLI, run ailoha init, and let your favorite coding agent (Copilot, Claude, Cursor, Codex…) do the rest.
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Manual setup by framework
Each guide covers prerequisites, package install, debug-only wire-up, configuration, and how to verify the agent is running.
.NET MAUI
Add the agent to a MAUI app on iOS, Android, Mac Catalyst, macOS, or Windows.
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Flutter
Pure-Dart agent — drop into any Flutter app behind kDebugMode.
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Native Android
Kotlin agent for Android Views, Jetpack Compose, OkHttp, Timber, and WebView.
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React Native
Hybrid native + JS agent for bare React Native projects.
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Expo
Same agent, with notes for Expo prebuild, dev clients, and EAS.
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WinUI 3
Native WinUI 3 agent with visual tree, screenshots, and WebView2 support.
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WPF
WPF desktop agent package with visual tree, screenshots, WebView2, and storage support.
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Protocol spec
The DevFlow Agent Protocol — OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, JSON Schema. The contract every agent implements.
API reference
Generated OpenAPI reference docs and downloadable protocol bundles for client authors.
WebSocket reference
Generated AsyncAPI docs for streaming logs, network, sensors, BLE, profiler, and UI events.
Custom extensions
Library authors can ship Ailoha namespaces so agents can call into your library directly.