Summary
Move the Quick setup / one-line install to the top of the homepage so it's the first thing an agent (or user) sees, instead of being buried below the Use Cases section.
Problem
Right now the install command lives well down the page — after the hero, the Use Cases table, and the "New here? Start on the web" section. The single most important action (plug AgentKey into your agent) requires scrolling past a lot of explanatory content to reach it.
For an agent-first product, the setup command is the call to action. It should be front and center.
Reference — how Monid does it
Monid (monid.ai) leads its homepage with exactly this pattern: hero headline immediately followed by a terminal box that says "Give this to your agent → set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md" and "and let it take it from there." One glance, one command, done.
Proposed change
- Surface the one-line install right under the hero / headline, in a prominent terminal-style box:
- macOS / Linux:
curl -fsSL https://agentkey.app/install.sh | bash
- Windows (PowerShell):
irm https://agentkey.app/install.ps1 | iex
- Framing along the lines of "Give this to your agent → … → and it takes it from there."
- Keep the Use Cases table and "Start on the web" links below the fold as supporting context, not as a gate before the setup command.
Why
- Faster time-to-value: users/agents can act immediately without scrolling.
- Matches the agent-first mental model competitors (Monid) already lead with.
- Reinforces the core promise — "One command. Full internet access for your AI agent."
Summary
Move the Quick setup / one-line install to the top of the homepage so it's the first thing an agent (or user) sees, instead of being buried below the Use Cases section.
Problem
Right now the install command lives well down the page — after the hero, the Use Cases table, and the "New here? Start on the web" section. The single most important action (plug AgentKey into your agent) requires scrolling past a lot of explanatory content to reach it.
For an agent-first product, the setup command is the call to action. It should be front and center.
Reference — how Monid does it
Monid (monid.ai) leads its homepage with exactly this pattern: hero headline immediately followed by a terminal box that says "Give this to your agent →
set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md" and "and let it take it from there." One glance, one command, done.Proposed change
curl -fsSL https://agentkey.app/install.sh | bashirm https://agentkey.app/install.ps1 | iexWhy