nozle-check) for coding agents. With it, an agent can add Nozle billing to your application. The agent checks your stack, reads your Nozle account, studies your code, and asks only the questions that are still open. It then shows a plan and edits only the files you approve.
The kit is open source at nozle-dev/nozle-agent-kit.
Quick start
1
Install the kit
2
Open your repository on a clean branch
codex --enable default_mode_request_user_input instead of claude.3
Ask the agent to integrate Nozle
Say “integrate Nozle”. The agent checks your stack and asks you to log in once.
4
Answer its questions and approve the scope
The agent studies your code and shows the choices that fit, with a recommendation first. It edits only the files you approve.
5
Do your dashboard steps
Create your API keys and put them in your
.env. Create anything else your account is missing. Then run nozle-verify. For the full flow, see Run an integration.Supported hosts
What the agent does and does not do
Does
Inspects your code and your Nozle configuration. Asks focused billing questions, with a recommendation first. Implements the approved integration. Installs the packages it needs with your package manager, after you approve the command. Verifies it with your tests.
Never does
Changes your Nozle account. Creates or reads an API key. Installs a package that the approved scope does not list. Runs your app, or sends a billable event.
Skills
In Claude Code, the skills are
/nozle-agent-kit:<name>. In Codex and OpenCode, name the skill or describe the task.
Next steps
Install and log in
Install the kit for your host, log in, update, or remove it.
Run an integration
Where to start the agent, what it asks, and what to do after it finishes.