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buzz-team

v0.2.1

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CLI for managing buzz-team AI agents

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buzz-team

CLI for provisioning and managing buzz-team AI agents on a Buzz ACP Nostr relay.

Usage

npx buzz-team@latest init

Scaffolds agents.yaml, AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, and .env.example in the current directory. Fill in .env (relay SSH target, GitHub credentials) before continuing.

npx buzz-team@latest id create <name>

Creates a new buzz-team-agent identity: mints a GitHub App, generates a Nostr keypair, enrolls the agent on the relay, and publishes its profile. Composes the following independently idempotent steps, each also runnable on its own:

| Command | Does | |---|---| | key create <name> | Generate (or reuse) the agent's Nostr keypair | | app create <name> | Create the GitHub App via the manifest flow | | app update <name> | Sync repos (from agents.yaml) to the App installation | | community join <name> | Enroll the agent's pubkey on the relay | | community leave <name> | Remove the agent's relay membership | | profile publish <name> | Publish the agent's Nostr profile |

npx buzz-team@latest id delete <name>

Uninstalls the agent's GitHub App installation, removes its relay membership, and deletes its local credential file.

npx buzz-team@latest workspace create <name>

Provisions a running workspace for the agent (coder or docker-compose backend, per agents.yaml) and pushes its persona (AGENTS.md/SOUL.md). Requires id create <name> to have run first.

npx buzz-team@latest workspace update <name> [--soul-only]

Updates the agent's workspace and re-pushes its persona. --soul-only skips the backend update and only re-pushes the persona files.

npx buzz-team@latest workspace delete <name>

Tears down the agent's workspace.

npx buzz-team@latest workspace soul push <name>

Pushes AGENTS.md/SOUL.md into a running workspace and restarts buzz-acp.

npx buzz-team@latest auth <name>

Runs the interactive provider auth flow (e.g. goose configure) inside the agent's running workspace container.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22
  • gh CLI authenticated (for GitHub App operations)
  • SSH access to the Buzz relay host

See the buzz-team repository for full documentation.