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How to add an integration for a new coding agent with Deer Workflow

Clone the repo, run the checks, and build a new Agent integration beside the built-in ones.

Who it is forAn open-source contributor or platform engineer who wants Deer Workflow to work with a coding agent the project does not support yet.

The problemA workflow runtime is only useful for teams whose preferred coding agent is supported, so new integrations are needed.

The outcomeA tested pull request that adds an Agent integration beside ClaudeAgent and PiAgent.

What you need first

  • Bun installed (https://bun.sh)
  • Codex CLI installed and signed in, since Codex is the default Agent runtime
  • A terminal on macOS, Linux, or Windows with Bun support
  • Git, if you plan to clone the repository for examples or development

Steps

  1. Clone the repository with git clone https://github.com/deerwork-ai/deer-workflow.git.
  2. Install dependencies and Git hooks with bun install.
  3. Run the CLI from source with bun run dev -- --help to confirm the setup works.
  4. Read the public Agent interface and the existing ClaudeAgent and PiAgent integrations before you write new code.
  5. Run the full quality gate with bun run check before you open a pull request.

Prompt for your agent

Using the deer-workflow repository (deerwork-ai/deer-workflow), read the public Agent interface and the ClaudeAgent and PiAgent integrations, then draft a new Agent integration for <target coding agent>. Expected output: a pull request branch with the new integration. Verify that bun run check passes before you report the work as done.

Caveat. The README invites integrations for other Coding Agents but does not describe the Agent interface itself, so read the source and the API Reference before designing the new integration.

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