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@warren-wu/atos-cli

v0.3.1

Published

Agent teamwork in your terminal — CLI-first coordination for any AI agent runtime

Readme

atos

Agent teamwork in your terminal.

A CLI-first coordination tool for multi-AI-agent teams. Works with any agent runtime — Claude Code, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or your own scripts. Now with MCP Server for native tool integration.

npx @warren-wu/atos-cli team init my-team
npx @warren-wu/atos-cli team join --name kira --role cto
npx @warren-wu/atos-cli team join --name raven --role devops

ATOS_AGENT=kira npx @warren-wu/atos-cli mail send --to raven --subject "Deploy staging" --body "Ship it today"
ATOS_AGENT=raven npx @warren-wu/atos-cli mail inbox --unread

Why

Every multi-agent framework today is either Python-locked (CrewAI, AutoGen, LangGraph), platform-locked (Claude Code Teams, OpenAI Swarm), or heavyweight (requires Docker, databases, web servers).

atos is none of those. It's a single CLI binary that any agent with bash access can use. No framework, no SDK, no server.

| | Existing frameworks | atos | |---|---|---| | Interface | Python SDK, Web UI | CLI + MCP | | Runtime | Framework-locked | Any agent | | Install | pip + dependencies + config | npx @warren-wu/atos-cli | | Storage | Databases, servers | SQLite (zero-config) | | Complexity | Graphs, DAGs, hierarchies | Messages + Tasks + SOPs |

Install

# Use directly (no install needed)
npx @warren-wu/atos-cli <command>

# Or install globally
npm install -g @warren-wu/atos-cli
atos <command>

Requires Node.js >= 18.

Quick Start

1. Initialize a team

atos team init my-team

This creates a .atos/ directory with a SQLite database.

2. Register agents

atos team join --name hub --role coordinator
atos team join --name kira --role cto
atos team join --name raven --role devops
atos team members

3. Set agent identity

Each agent identifies itself via the ATOS_AGENT environment variable:

# In Claude Code's CLAUDE.md:
export ATOS_AGENT=kira

# Or use the --agent flag:
atos --agent kira mail inbox

4. Send messages

# Kira sends a task to Raven
ATOS_AGENT=kira atos mail send \
  --to raven \
  --subject "Deploy staging" \
  --body "Deploy the latest build to staging today" \
  --priority P1

# Or read body from a file (for long messages)
ATOS_AGENT=kira atos mail send \
  --to raven \
  --subject "Sprint report" \
  --body-file report.md

# Raven checks inbox
ATOS_AGENT=raven atos mail inbox --unread

# Filter by time
ATOS_AGENT=raven atos mail inbox --since 1h

# Raven reads and replies
ATOS_AGENT=raven atos mail read 1
ATOS_AGENT=raven atos mail reply 1 --body "Done, deployed at 14:30"

5. Track tasks

# Create a task
ATOS_AGENT=kira atos task create \
  --title "Fix auth errors" \
  --assignee raven \
  --priority P0

# Raven checks assigned tasks
ATOS_AGENT=raven atos task list --mine

# Mark done
ATOS_AGENT=raven atos task done 1 --note "Fixed null pointer in auth middleware"

6. Search messages and tasks

# Full-text search across messages
atos mail search "pagination"
atos mail search "deploy" --from raven

# Full-text search across tasks
atos task search "auth" --status open
atos task search "API" --assignee bolt

7. Standard Operating Procedures

# List available SOPs
atos sop list
atos sop list --role bolt

# View raw SOP markdown
atos sop show bolt-hourly

# Get structured steps for agent execution
atos sop start bolt-hourly
# → JSON with steps: [{id, title, commands, guidance}, ...]

8. Team config

atos config set hub.agent echo
atos config get hub.agent
atos config list
atos config delete hub.agent

Commands

Team

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | atos team init <name> | Initialize a new team | | atos team join --name <n> --role <r> | Register an agent | | atos team members | List all team members | | atos team remove <name> | Remove an agent |

Mail

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | atos mail send --to <a> --subject <s> --body <b> | Send a message | | atos mail send --to <a> --subject <s> --body-file <path> | Send from file | | atos mail inbox [--unread] [--from <a>] [--since <t>] | List inbox | | atos mail read <id> | Read message (marks as read) | | atos mail reply <id> --body <b> | Reply to a message | | atos mail search <query> [--from <a>] [--to <a>] | Full-text search | | atos mail count | Count total/unread messages |

Task

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | atos task create --title <t> [--assignee <a>] [--priority P0-P3] | Create a task | | atos task list [--mine] [--status open\|done\|blocked] | List tasks | | atos task show <id> | Show task details | | atos task update <id> [--status <s>] [--assignee <a>] | Update a task | | atos task done <id> [--note <text>] | Mark task as done | | atos task search <query> [--status <s>] [--assignee <a>] | Full-text search |

SOP

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | atos sop list [--role <role>] | List available SOPs | | atos sop show <name> | Show SOP markdown | | atos sop start <name> | Parse SOP into structured steps |

Config

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | atos config get <key> | Get a config value | | atos config set <key> <value> | Set a config value | | atos config list | List all config values | | atos config delete <key> | Delete a config value |

Global Options

--dir <path>      .atos directory location (default: auto-detect)
--format <fmt>    Output format: json (default) | human
--agent <name>    Act as this agent (or set ATOS_AGENT env var)

MCP Server

atos includes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for native integration with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and other MCP-compatible clients.

Setup

Add to your Claude Desktop config (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "atos": {
      "command": "atos-mcp",
      "args": ["--dir", "/path/to/project/.atos", "--agent", "bolt"]
    }
  }
}

Or with npx:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "atos": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@warren-wu/atos-cli", "atos-mcp", "--agent", "bolt"]
    }
  }
}

Available MCP Tools

19 tools covering all atos functionality:

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | mail_inbox | Check inbox with filters | | mail_read | Read a message | | mail_send | Send a message | | mail_reply | Reply to a message | | mail_count | Count unread/total | | mail_search | Full-text search messages | | task_list | List tasks with filters | | task_show | Show task details | | task_create | Create a task | | task_update | Update task fields | | task_done | Mark task complete | | task_search | Full-text search tasks | | sop_list | List SOPs | | sop_show | Show SOP content | | sop_start | Parse SOP into steps | | config_get | Get config value | | config_set | Set config value | | config_list | List all config | | team_members | List team agents |

Output

All commands output structured JSON by default — designed for AI agents to parse reliably.

$ atos mail count
{"unread": 3, "total": 15}

$ atos --format human team members
agent  role    persona_file  joined_at
-----  ------  ------------  -------------------
kira   cto                   2026-03-12 07:05:21
raven  devops                2026-03-12 07:05:28

Storage

All data lives in .atos/atos.db (SQLite). No server, no configuration.

.atos/
├── atos.db        # SQLite: messages, tasks, team config, FTS5 indexes
├── personas/      # Markdown: agent persona files
└── sops/          # Markdown: standard operating procedures

The .atos/ directory can be committed to git for team sync and audit trail.

Agent Prompt Templates

atos ships with prompt templates for integrating agents:

| Template | File | Use Case | |----------|------|----------| | System Prompt | templates/agent-system-prompt.md | Full prompt for any LLM | | CLAUDE.md | templates/CLAUDE.md | Claude Code project config | | Claude Skill | templates/skill/SKILL.md | Claude Code skill (on-demand) | | Example (Bolt) | templates/examples/bolt-system-prompt.md | Concrete backend dev example |

Architecture

Any Agent Runtime (Claude Code, OpenCode, Copilot, ...)
    │
    ├── Has MCP support  → atos-mcp (JSON-RPC/stdio, 19 tools)
    │
    └── Has Bash access  → atos CLI (JSON output, exit codes)
                              │
                         ┌────▼────┐
                         │ atos CLI │
                         └────┬────┘
                              │
                       ┌──────▼──────┐
                       │  .atos/     │  SQLite + FTS5 + Markdown
                       │  atos.db    │  Git for sync & audit
                       └─────────────┘

Roadmap

  • [x] Phase 1: Core CLI — team, mail, task
  • [x] Phase 1.1: Config, --since, --body-file, search (FTS5)
  • [x] Phase 1.2: SOP commands (list/show/start)
  • [x] Phase 2: MCP Server (19 tools over JSON-RPC/stdio)
  • [x] Phase 2.1: Agent prompt templates (system prompt, CLAUDE.md, skill)
  • [ ] Phase 2.2: Presence + heartbeat
  • [ ] Phase 2.3: Git sync
  • [ ] Phase 3: Knowledge integration (OpenViking) + remote server
  • [ ] Phase 4: Ecosystem (runtime templates, dashboard UI, plugins)

See docs/v2-architecture.md for the full design.

Design Docs

Prior Art (v1)

atos evolved from Agent Team OS v1, a documentation/convention framework for multi-agent teams. The v1 guides are still useful for team design:

Contributing

PRs welcome. This project is based on real production experience running a multi-AI-agent team for a one-person company.

License

MIT


Built by Warren Wu