Build with AI agents

You can make an Atmee avatar without opening Studio: tell an AI assistant what you want, and it builds the avatar with you, step by step. Developers can go further and have their coding agent build a whole app or website around the avatar.

Make an avatar by chattingCopy Anchor Link

For anyone, no code needed. Describe the avatar you want, a receptionist for your clinic or a guide for your product, and Claude asks for a name, a photo and a voice, shows you the avatar talking, and helps you give it a character.

Build an app around oneCopy Anchor Link

For developers. Your coding agent makes the avatar, plans the app with you and writes the code: a backend that starts conversations, a page that shows the avatar, and the tools it can use.

The three partsCopy Anchor Link

• Agent skills. Guided flows your agent follows: one makes an avatar, one plans an app, one builds it. The plugin installs all of them, and the MCP server, in one step. See Agent skills.
• The MCP server. The tools the agent calls to make and change avatars, take your uploads and start conversations. Any MCP client can use it. See MCP server.
• The CLI. The same work from a terminal or a script, with atmee commands. See CLI.

Pick the plugin if your agent supports it (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor): you get the skills and the server together. Use the MCP server alone in other clients, and the CLI when you'd rather type commands or script them.

Before you startCopy Anchor Link

• An Atmee account. You sign in to it from your agent the first time it connects.
• Credits for the steps that cost them: generating portraits and voices, and conversation minutes. The agent always tells you the price and asks before it spends anything. See pricing.
• v2 access. The newest avatars (v2) are invite-only for now. Give your invite code to the agent and it redeems it, or redeem it on the API page in Studio; without one, the agent offers to make a v1 avatar instead.