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Magick is a visual Artificial Intelligence Development Environment (AIDE) designed to let developers and creators build no-code data pipelines and multimodal agents using a graph-based IDE. The repo provides the application, node types, and workflow concepts (called spells) that represent pipelines of data flowing through nodes and connections. It targets realtime agents that can act autonomously, interact with users and other agents across modalities, and share a unified memory and self. The system includes social connectors, search capabilities, power tools for voice and image generation, and vector search integration. Magick supports importing and exporting spells as JSON, embedding graphs as subgraphs for reuse, and community-driven templates and nodes. The README and scripts describe local development steps, required tooling, and backend components used to run and extend the platform.

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Features
Magick ships a realtime agent runtime and a visual node-based IDE for composing "spells" which are JSON pipelines of nodes and connections. Included features documented in the README are social connectors for Discord, Twitter and Twilio with additional plugins planned, the ability to search Google, Wikipedia and the Semantic Web, built-in powertools such as voice and image generation and vector search, and graph embedding via subgraphs for sharing. Nodes include Input, Prompt Template, Code Node, Generator Node, Wait For All and others with typed sockets and trigger semantics. The backend stack noted includes Feathers 5 and Knex, Postgres by default with pgvector support for embeddings, and webhook support via ngrok for development.
Use Cases
Magick helps teams and makers rapidly prototype and deploy intelligent agents and multimodal workflows without deep command-line coding by using a visual composer and reusable building blocks. The spells and node abstractions make transforming, routing and combining data intuitive while enabling asynchronous flows using triggers and synchronization nodes. Connectors and powertools let creators integrate messaging platforms and external search or media generation services. The repo documents local setup and deployment guidance including prerequisites like git, Node.js 18+, Docker, pipx and Poetry, how to run migrations and run the app via npm scripts, and database guidance for Postgres and pgvector so users can run, extend, and share complex agent systems.

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