Hello World - Save Output

Now that we have our first Hello World agent, we can add an # Output stage to save the AI's output to a file.

Agent

We don't have to quit the terminal; we can just edit the hello.aip file as follows:

# Instruction

Can you say "Hello World" in 5 different languages?

# Output 

```lua

local content = ai_response.content

aip.file.save("ai-response.md", content)

return "All good"

```

You can just press r in the same terminal if you haven't quit. (Or just run the agent aip run hello - the .aip is optional.)

Result

• A new file, ai-response.md, with something like this:

Sure! Here is "Hello World" in five different languages:

1. Spanish: Hola Mundo  
2. French: Bonjour le monde  
3. German: Hallo Welt  
4. Japanese: こんにちは世界 (Konnichiwa Sekai)  
5. Arabic: مرحبا بالعالم (Marhaban bil 'aalam)

Explanation

• We added an # Output stage with a Lua logic code block into our hello.aip agent.
• The aip command line executed this Lua block, and because it was after the AI Execution, it put an ai_response object in the context.
• The ai_response object has the .content property with the content of the response.
• Then, in the Lua block, we call the aipack utility file save function aip.file.save with the file path "ai-response.md" (relative to the workspace directory) and the content from the ai_response.