Overview

Learn how to install and set up BuilderKit in your Angular project.

Before you start

This guide assumes you are already familiar with installing Angular and have your development environment ready. You should have Node.js installed and the Angular CLI set up before continuing.

When you purchase a BuilderKit license, you will be able to request access to the private @builderkit/builderkit repository containing the source code.

The BuilderKit repository has a collection of files and folders so it's NOT something you can clone and use directly.

There are two ways to start, and both build on that repository:

• With an AI agent lets your coding agent set up the project and build the pages you ask for.
• From a template gives you a fully configured Angular project to copy and build on yourself.