golem-add-config-ts

To add typed configuration to TypeScript Golem agents, define plain TypeScript types for your parameters and use the `@agent()` decorator to automatically detect `Config<T>` arguments. You then set values via `golem.yaml` or CLI commands to streamline deployment workflows.

Yes, you can use the `@agent()` decorator to automatically recognize `Config<T>` parameters in your TypeScript Golem agents. This mechanism enables clear parameter management and improves overall code maintainability without manual wiring.

The best way to manage structured configuration options for Golem agents is defining strongly typed TypeScript configurations. This approach supports better code clarity, enables structured parameter management, and simplifies deployment control for developers.

You configure Golem agents using `golem.yaml` by defining your TypeScript configuration types and setting the corresponding values within the file. This streamlines deployment workflows by integrating structured configurations directly into your deployment manifest.

Yes, you need TypeScript types to customize Golem agent parameters using this approach. Creating plain TypeScript types allows the `@agent()` decorator to recognize `Config<T>` parameters, enabling structured configuration and improved code maintainability.

Defining strongly typed configuration for TypeScript Golem agents solves the problem of unstructured parameter management. It facilitates better code clarity, improves maintainability, and provides developers with improved deployment control when customizing agent parameters.