@agentkrew/cli

AI engineering team for your coding agent: specialized agents, reusable skills, commands and multi-agent workflows — with the AI runtime treated as an adapter, not the source of truth.

AgentKrew is Claude Code-first. The same canonical agent/skill/command/workflow source renders to OpenCode and Codex without changes to the core.

Installation

No global installation required. Run directly with npx:

npx @agentkrew/cli --help

Commands

| Command | Description | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | agentkrew init | Install AgentKrew into a project | | agentkrew doctor | Validate installation health | | agentkrew update | Update to latest version | | agentkrew list | List available agents, skills, commands, workflows | | agentkrew info | Show details for a specific artifact | | agentkrew validate | Validate kit quality | | agentkrew remove | Remove AgentKrew from project | | agentkrew demo | Replay a scripted /create-feature run | | agentkrew --help | Show help | | agentkrew --version | Show version |

Quick Start

By default, init fetches the kit from the AgentKrew license server, so it needs a license key (see Kit Sources for the local alternative):

# In your project root
export AGENTKREW_LICENSE_KEY="your-license-key"
npx @agentkrew/cli init --runtime claude --kit engineer

# Start Claude Code
claude

# Run a feature workflow
> /create-feature "Add user authentication"

Kit Sources

By default, kits are fetched from the AgentKrew license server. You need a valid license key:

export AGENTKREW_LICENSE_KEY="your-license-key"
npx @agentkrew/cli init --runtime claude --kit engineer

For local development, point --kit-path at the directory that contains your kit folders (the CLI appends the kit name to it):

npx @agentkrew/cli init --runtime claude --kit engineer \
  --kit-source local --kit-path ./packages/kits

Requirements

• Node.js >= 22
• A supported AI coding runtime (Claude Code, OpenCode, or Codex)

License

MIT © AgentKrew