The agent focuses on global context configuration through Plasmic's API. It generates the globalContexts snippet that wires React providers into the Plasmic loader. This covers authentication providers, theme providers, state management contexts, and any custom providers your project uses.

No. Visual component design happens in Plasmic's drag-and-drop studio. The agent handles the API-side configuration that connects your code to the visual builder. Think of it as managing the plumbing between React code and Plasmic's visual layer, not the visual design itself.

Tars needs two credentials from Plasmic: your Project API Token and your Project ID. Both are found in your Plasmic project settings. Enter them in the Tars Tools section. The token scopes the agent's access to that specific project, and credentials are encrypted at rest.

No. Tars interacts with Plasmic's API in real time during each conversation. Configuration data is fetched or generated live and used only for the current interaction. We do not maintain a separate copy of your Plasmic project settings or component configurations.

Yes. Plasmic's integration with Next.js relies heavily on proper loader configuration and global context setup. The agent generates configuration snippets compatible with the PlasmicRootProvider pattern used in Next.js projects, helping teams get their setup right without extensive documentation reference.

Documentation requires context-switching, searching, and interpreting examples for your specific setup. The AI agent takes your project's specific requirements and generates the exact configuration you need. Describe what providers you want, and get a ready-to-use snippet. It is documentation that writes code for you.

Each Plasmic integration in Tars is configured with a specific Project ID and API Token. To support multiple projects, set up separate tool instances in Tars, each connected to a different Plasmic project. The agent distinguishes between them based on which tool instance is active.

The current API integration focuses on the global actions provider configuration. Plasmic's headless CMS features like content modeling, data fetching, and localization are managed through the Plasmic studio. The agent can assist with configuration questions and generate code patterns for CMS integration within your React codebase.