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@topy-ai/cofounders

v0.1.1

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Your team of AI cofounders from TOPY.AI in every coding agent: install the team (user scope), bind a repo to its topy.ai project, and keep the project's topy-memory.

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@topy-ai/cofounders

Your team of AI cofounders from TOPY.AI in every coding agent: one MCP server (https://topy.ai/mcp/team), one sign-in, the cofounders you choose — Elon (CEO), Munger (CFO), Deming (COO), Diffie (CSO), Turing (CTO), Jony (CPO), Ziglar (CRO) and Maggie (CMO, on cmo.so with its own plan).

npx @topy-ai/cofounders install --members all   # every project (user scope): Claude Code, Codex and the skills
cd my-project && npx @topy-ai/cofounders init   # this repo: bind it to its topy.ai project

Two levels, like the dashboard

| | Saved on topy.ai | In your clients | |---|---|---| | Your default team (install, Founder Profile → My AI team) | the account's team | topy-cofounders → https://topy.ai/mcp/team in Claude Code (--scope user) and Codex | | A project (init, the project's AI team) | the project, and its own team if you give it one | .mcp.json → the same URL with an X-Topy-Project: <id> header: in that folder every call defaults to the project, and the one sign-in still counts |

init finds the project by its website (from .maggie/project.json, the Astro or Next config, package.json homepage or CNAME; or --website), or asks the AI CEO to create it from the website. It writes:

  • .topy/project.json — the project id, name, website and server URL (no secrets; commit it);
  • .mcp.json — the project's topy-cofounders entry (same URL, the project in a header), next to your other servers;
  • a block in CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md — the project and the topy-memory instructions for your agents;
  • .topy/memory.md — the project's memory.

topy-memory

What the cofounders remember about one project — the founder's preferences, the project's conventions, lessons from fixed mistakes and the error history — lives on topy.ai, so Claude, Codex, claude.ai and the scheduled Routines read the same memory. .topy/memory.md is the repo's generated copy.

cofounders memory add --kind convention --rule "Deploy only through CI." --roles cto --evidence .github/workflows/deploy.yml
cofounders memory list --candidates
cofounders memory confirm <id>
cofounders memory error --fingerprint ci-node-version --message "…" --fixed --resolution "…" --validation "…"
cofounders memory pull

A new item is a candidate until you confirm it; only active items reach the cofounders. Keys, tokens and passwords are refused. In an agent, the same tools are memory_context, memory_remember, memory_review and memory_record_error.

Sign-in

cofounders login (the device flow, shared with the role CLIs: ~/.config/topy/credentials.json) or TOPY_API_KEY. Each agent signs in to the MCP server itself: in Claude Code /mcp → topy-cofounders → Authenticate.