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Quickstart: build Agentweaver from source ​

In this quickstart, you restore the locked dependencies, build the solution, and run local source checks. These steps do not deploy Azure resources, publish packages or images, or start a product platform.

Before you begin ​

Install:

  • .NET SDK 10.0.400, as requested by global.json. Its latestFeature setting allows roll-forward within the 10.0 feature bands. Prerelease SDKs are disabled.
  • Node.js 24 and npm.
  • Git with this repository checked out.

PostgreSQL integration tests use Testcontainers and require a container engine and permission to pull the test image. This quickstart runs source checks that do not require a cloud subscription.

Build the source ​

  1. Open PowerShell at the repository root.

  2. Install the locked Node dependencies:

    powershell
    npm ci

  3. Restore the .NET solution in locked mode:

    powershell
    dotnet restore Agentweaver.slnx --locked-mode

  4. Build the solution:

    powershell
    dotnet build Agentweaver.slnx --no-restore --configuration Release

  5. Run the workflow and Azure source checks:

    powershell
    npm run test:release
npm run test:azure

Verify the result ​

The .NET build completes, and each Node command exits successfully. These results validate source contracts and local tooling. They do not prove that Azure resources exist, a Kubernetes workload is running, a provider can reach its resource, or a user workflow succeeds.

To continue, read What the web app can do, then follow Configure providers or Deploy to Azure.

To build and run the standalone command-line client, including its self-contained local publish command and distribution status, see the Agentweaver CLI guide.