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Code mode for agents: install a plugin, write JavaScript, call actions. Any API or host capability becomes a callable action, and agent code runs in a QuickJS WASM runtime where each configured plugin is a top-level global; 204 plugins ship bundled.
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- TypeScript
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- michaelliv
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Any API or host capability becomes a callable action: install a plugin, write JavaScript, call actions via the runline exec command.
- All 204 built-in plugins ship inside the package — no per-plugin install step, just add a connection for the one you want.
- Agent code runs in a QuickJS WASM runtime where each configured plugin is a top-level global with dotted resource and action access.
- A built-in node plugin adds filesystem, path, OS, process, crypto, shell and fetch actions when enabled.
- Plugins span SaaS, DevOps, productivity and image-generation APIs, each configured with an environment variable for auth.
Quickstart
bash
npm install -g runline
runline init
runline connection add bf --plugin brandfetch --set apiKey=xxx
runline exec 'return await brandfetch.brand.getColors({ domain: "nike.com" })'Watch out
Copy reviewed against the repo README on 2026-10-15; GitHub reports no licence for the repo, and the README documents no pricing or benchmarks. Plugin counts and the plugin table are generated from the repository.
Questions about this entry
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A CLI that turns any API or host capability into a callable action for agents. You install a plugin, it becomes a global in a JavaScript program, and code written by the agent calls it through runline exec.
npm install -g runline, then runline init. Add the API you want with runline connection add <name> --plugin <plugin> --set <auth var>, and execute code with runline exec '...'.
No. All 204 built-in plugins ship inside the runline package; you only add a connection for the plugin you want to use. The README lists each plugin's actions, resources and required auth variables.
In a QuickJS WASM runtime with plugin globals. The README frames this as a sandbox for code mode, and notes the built-in node plugin can be enabled when you want host capabilities like node.fs, node.process, node.crypto or node.fetch.
Each plugin declares environment variables, shown in the README's plugin table. For example, runline connection add gh --plugin github --set token=$GITHUB_TOKEN authenticates GitHub with your own token.
The README documents no Jev-specific integration; the item appears here because it is listed in logicwr's awesome-jev collection. It is a general tool for letting agents call APIs through code.
GitHub reports no licence for the repository as of 2026-10-15, so reuse terms are unclear. The package is published on npm as runline.
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