Computer Agents Functions Examples

Practical examples for Computer Agents Functions.

Functions are lightweight backend endpoints that export a default handler:

export default async function handler(request, context) {
  return Response.json({ ok: true });
}

Computer Agents wraps the handler in a managed HTTP runtime. The handler receives:

• request: a standard Web Request
• context.computerAgents: connected project resource metadata
• context.env: runtime environment variables

When a Function needs connected databases, secrets, auth modules, or agent runtimes, import the runtime helpers from the official SDK:

import { getSecretValue } from 'computer-agents/runtime/server';

Each example that uses runtime helpers includes computer-agents in its package.json, so Computer Agents installs the SDK during deployment.

Examples

Example	What it shows
hello-world	The smallest deployable function.
database-contact-form	Validate a form submission and write it into a connected Computer Agents database.
secure-webhook	Verify a signed webhook with a secret stored in a connected Secrets vault.
agent-run-api	Start a connected Agent Runtime from an API endpoint and return the run id.

Deploy

1. Create or open a Computer Agents project.
2. Create a Function resource.
3. Upload one example folder as the function source.
4. Connect the resources required by that example.
5. Deploy the function.

Each example includes its own setup notes.