one AI Tool - Setup and Security

quick verdict

one is worth checking the docs before setup with strong trust signals. Check agent compatibility and use-case fit before adding it to your workflow.

best fit

Prototype AI-assisted interfaces faster
Give coding agents clearer UI/design context
Build reusable frontend components or patterns

watch out

Teams that need a fully managed commercial product with guaranteed support
Production adoption without checking license, security posture, and project maturity

install

How to install one

quick start

gh repo view one-ie/one --web

step 1

Open the official repository or website.

step 2

Check the README for package manager, auth, and platform requirements.

step 3

Try it in a small test task inside your agent workflow.

installation verification

Repository setup guidance

Trust score detailsStrong trust signals; still review the README and permissions before production use.

high

Strong trust signals; still review the README and permissions before production use.

Activity95/100

Last commit was about 62 days ago.

Community65/100

126 GitHub stars indicate community interest.

Maintenance88/100

0 open issues signal maintenance load.

License

internal links

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works with

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More detailsExplanation, additional use cases, target users, and repository data.

What does this tool actually do?

A ready-to-use template to build apps, websites, and AI agents using plain English, with built-in AI chat, CRM, and analytics.

Deep dive

ONE is an open-source Astro starter template that includes React 19, shadcn/ui, Tailwind 4, and Cloudflare Workers. It runs standalone without any account or API key, and can scale into a full platform with AI, CRM, payments, and agents by setting a single environment variable. Achieves perfect Lighthouse scores (100) and ultra-fast LCP of 137ms.

Additional use cases

Rapid prototyping with Astro and React
Setting up a SaaS starter with built-in CRM and payments

Security and Trust Notes

Cloudflare Workers optional; no backend needed for standalone operation

Who should use it

Frontend developersIndie hackers and solo foundersAI and agent developersTeams needing a production-ready starter

Frequently Asked Questions

What is one?

Open, production-grade Astro starter with React, shadcn/ui, and Cloudflare Workers, designed for AI-assisted development.

Who is one for?

Frontend developers, Indie hackers and solo founders, AI and agent developers

How do you install one?

The setup section provides repository-level starting guidance, not a guarantee of an independently verified installation. Check the official README and release notes.

What risks should you review before using one?

Runs fully local; no external API keys required for basic usage Session and auth data stored locally in browser

What are alternatives to one?

Similar or complementary options to evaluate include uSpec, Argos, figma-ui-mcp.

Sources and review informationEditorial owner, verification date, and primary sources.

editorial owner

AgentHubStack Editorial Team

Review methodology

listing updated

Aug 20, 2026

primary sources

one

How to install one

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uSpec

Argos

figma-ui-mcp

What does this tool actually do?

Deep dive

Additional use cases

Security and Trust Notes

Who should use it

Frequently Asked Questions

design-extract

Tags

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