Getting started
Go from an API key to an agent that chats with your users inside your own app.
Go from an empty folder to an agent that answers your users inside your own app. Each step ends with something you can run, and your API key stays on your backend the whole way.
The path
Set up Blazing Agents
Get an API key, install the TypeScript or Python SDK, and confirm your code can reach Blazing Agents.
Run your first agent
Connect an OpenRouter model, create an agent, and watch its first answer stream into your terminal.
Connect Blazing Agents to your app
Add a chat endpoint to your backend that checks who the user is and remembers each conversation.
Build a chatbot
Put a React chat UI with send, stop, and regenerate on top of that endpoint.
Choose what to build next
Give your agent files, tools, memory, or background work.
How the pieces fit
Your frontend sends messages to your backend. Your backend signs the user in, decides which conversations they may open, and calls Blazing Agents with your API key. Blazing Agents runs the agent and streams the answer back through your backend.
Your frontend never sees the API key. That matters because one key can reach every agent in your tenant.
Next
- Why Blazing Agents to see what the platform handles for you.
- Examples for complete Next.js, TanStack Start, Vite + Hono, Express, and FastAPI apps.