Getting Started with Puck AI
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with Puck Editor
- Puck 0.21 or greater
- A Puck Cloud account, with sufficient credit
- Recommended: A fresh
create-puck-appapplication to get familiar with the API.
Setup the AI plugin
The easiest way to start using Puck AI is via the AI plugin with a chat interface.
Install package
Install the @puckeditor/plugin-ai package:
npm i @puckeditor/plugin-ai --saveLoad the plugin
Load the plugin:
import { createAiPlugin } from "@puckeditor/plugin-ai";
import "@puckeditor/plugin-ai/styles.css";
const aiPlugin = createAiPlugin();
export function Editor() {
return (
<Puck
plugins={[aiPlugin]}
// ...
/>
);
}Your Puck editor should now show the “AI” plugin in the plugin bar on the left. Click it to present the chat interface.
Configure the backend
Before you can prompt the agent, you need to configure your backend to proxy requests made by the plugin to the Puck Cloud.
Install cloud client
Install the @puckeditor/cloud-client package:
npm i @puckeditor/cloud-client --saveGenerate an API key
Generate an API key via the dashboard and set it under the PUCK_API_KEY environment variable. If you’re using dotenv:
PUCK_API_KEY=SECRETAdd server-side endpoints
Mount the Puck handler server-side to create endpoints for /api/puck/* using the puckHandler() API. This will enable the plugin to speak to the Puck Cloud.
// app/api/puck/[...all]/route.ts
import { puckHandler } from "@puckeditor/cloud-client";
export const POST = (request) => {
return puckHandler(request, {
ai: {
context: "We are Google. You create Google landing pages.",
},
});
};Enter a prompt
You can now return to the Puck instance and enter a prompt. Here are some suggestions:
- Hi. What can you do?
- Create a page about dogs
- Remove the heading block from the page
Puck AI will respond to your messages, and generate pages based on the available components in your Puck config.