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@nirvana-os/cli

v1.0.2

Published

Nirvana-OS installer — fetches the latest engine from GitHub and installs it across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini-CLI, Antigravity and Hermes. Paid packs (squads, businesses, mind-clones) install on top via squads.sh.

Readme

@nirvana-os/cli

Install Nirvana-OS: the orchestration layer that turns your terminal agent into a maestro for whole companies.

npx @nirvana-os/cli

One command. It installs the engine, links it into every agent runtime it finds (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini-CLI, Antigravity), and is safe to run again any time.

What you get

Nirvana-OS runs on top of the terminal agent you already use and lets you create and orchestrate three things, all from plain language:

  • Companies — autonomous organizations with an org chart of employees.
  • Squads — portable agent teams that run workflows and ship finished work.
  • Mind-clones — persona DNA injected into employees for a master's judgment and voice.

You describe an outcome in prose. The engine dispatches the right combination, runs it in parallel, reconciles the result behind a quality gate, and writes an audit trail of every step.

This package is a thin launcher. It carries no content: it downloads the latest engine from GitHub and installs it. The engine is free and open-core.

After installing

You do not drive this from the CLI. Open the AI agent you already use and name the system in prose:

use Nirvana-OS to <describe the outcome you want>

Your agent invokes the engine and runs the commands for you. The handful you might type yourself:

nrv glance            # read-only cockpit: companies, squads, clones, audit, costs
nrv list-squads       # browse what you have (also list-businesses, list-clones)
nrv --help            # full command reference

Requirements

  • Bun (the engine runs on Bun). The launcher installs it if missing.
  • Node.js for npx (most machines already have it).
  • macOS, Linux, or Windows (native, no WSL).

Free engine, optional packs

The engine builds companies, squads, and mind-clones from scratch, free. If you want a whole conglomerate ready on day one, curated content packs are on squads.sh. The flagship, Genesis Circle, lands 39 squads, 11 companies, and 159 mind-clones in one install.

Full documentation: github.com/gutomec/nirvana-os-engine.

License and author

Author: Luiz Gustavo Vieira Rodrigues (Prospecteezy). Nirvana-OS Sustainable Use License (SUL).