Onboard your agents
Hand your coding agent one prompt and it installs Valyu itself - CLI, login, verification, first query. You approve the login in your browser; there are no keys to copy between a browser and a terminal.
$10 in free credits on signup, $20 with a work email. No card required.
One URL, any agent
The button copies the line on the right. Your agent fetches /agents.md and works through it: picks the right integration, installs the CLI, runs the browser login flow, checks the balance, proves it works with a real query, then points you at DeepResearch for the work you actually installed it for.
Nothing is agent-specific. If it can run a shell command or fetch a URL, this works.
Fetch https://www.valyu.ai/agents.md (use curl if you have no fetch tool) and follow it to set up Valyu.Terminal agent that reads your codebase, runs commands, and edits files.
OpenAI coding agent, as a terminal CLI and a desktop app.
AI-first IDE with multi-file edits and background agents.
Agentic IDE. Opens Cascade with the prompt ready to send.
Needs the agent installed locally with its URL handler registered. The prompt is pre-filled but never auto-sent - you press Enter. If nothing opens, paste it instead.
These have no URL scheme that carries a prompt, so copy the line above and paste it in. Same outcome.
Run opencode, then paste the prompt.
Run gemini, then paste the prompt.
Open Copilot agent mode, then paste the prompt.
Hermes, Amp, Zed, Warp, Kiro, LM Studio
Everything here has a machine-readable form
Point an agent at any of these directly. No scraping, no HTML parsing.
The runbook behind the button. Install, auth, verify, first query.
Integration reference for agents: endpoint choice, source presets, and query construction.
Docs index sized for a single context window. Full corpus at /llms-full.txt.
Hosted MCP server over the documentation, so an agent can search the docs as a tool.
Append .md to any docs URL. Site pages also honour Accept: text/markdown.
Machine-readable card for the hosted MCP server, including its 11 tools.
What it costs
The free signup credits cover web and open academic sources. SEC filings, patents, drug discovery, genomics, and advanced company financials need a plan, which also lowers the cost per credit.