What is prime-agent built with?

prime-agent is a Rust repo built with Tokio. It signs people in with hmac, uses AI through mcp, makes its content with pillow, and deploys with tracing. It has 685,422 written lines, with 479 test files.

Read on November 4, 2026, at commit 74591cd. Read it as markdown

Frontend

Interface 2

Backend

Sign-in 1

  • hmac3 files

AI 1

Support

The base 1

Content 1

Deploy 1

Tools 1

  • clap3 files

Other 40

  • tokio-util22 files
  • rustls1 file
  • rustls-native-certs1 file
  • yaml_serde1 file
  • serde_json500 files
  • anyhow281 files
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  • uuid77 files
  • sha228 files
  • futures25 files
  • reqwest22 files
  • base6421 files
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  • url21 files
  • thiserror9 files
  • unicode-segmentation8 files
  • libc7 files
  • regex7 files
  • fancy-regex6 files
  • globset6 files
  • nix5 files
  • rsa4 files
  • h23 files
  • ignore3 files
  • rand3 files
  • sha13 files
  • getrandom2 files
  • hex2 files
  • http2 files
  • rustix2 files
  • socket22 files
  • tokio-tungstenite2 files
  • toml2 files
  • bytes1 file
  • flate21 file
  • httpx1 file
  • notify1 file
  • tar1 file
  • unicode-normalization1 file
  • unicode-width1 file
  • webpki-roots1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is prime-agent written in?
prime-agent is written in Rust, with 685,422 written lines.
What framework does prime-agent use?
prime-agent is built with Tokio.
What does prime-agent sign people in with?
prime-agent signs people in with hmac.
Does prime-agent use AI?
Yes. prime-agent uses AI through mcp.
Does prime-agent have tests?
Yes. prime-agent has 479 test files.
Which repos have a stack like prime-agent's?
The ones that share most of its stack:openai/codexdenoland/denolocalsend/localsend

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