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snap-squad

v0.9.5

Published

Get started with Squad faster — ready-made squad presets for instant deployment

Downloads

1,311

Readme

Snap Squad

Skip the interview. Start building.

Get a working Squad in one command. No setup. No interviews. Just a team that's ready to ship.

Quick Start

mkdir my-project && cd my-project
npx snap-squad init

That's it. You now have the default squad — a reliable generalist team with routing rules, agent charters, and decision logging. Open Copilot and start building:

copilot
# Or open VS Code — your squad is already wired in

Need speed instead?

npx snap-squad init I need a fast team for a hackathon

Snap Squad reads your description and picks fast — a speed-focused squad built for rapid POCs. No fluff, no ceremony, just velocity.

Describe what you need. Get the right team.

npx snap-squad init help me learn best practices    # → mentors
npx snap-squad init database security hardening      # → specialists
npx snap-squad init something is on fire debug help  # → specialists (Chuck is already on his way)
npx snap-squad init                                  # → default
npx snap-squad init --type fast                      # → pick directly

Regenerate safely

npx snap-squad init --force      # refresh structural templates, keep JOURNAL.md + .squad/decisions.md
npx snap-squad init --reset-all  # overwrite every generated file for a true clean slate

When --force preserves a content file, Snap Squad prints a warning so you know it left your journal or decisions log alone.


What Is Squad?

Squad gives you AI agent teams for any project — a multi-agent runtime built on GitHub Copilot. You define your team, route work to specialists, and ship faster.

The catch? Setting up a new squad takes time. Interviews, charters, routing config. For a big project, that's worth it. For a quick POC? It's friction.

Snap Squad removes the friction. One command, full squad, zero interview.

Presets

| Preset | Vibe | Agents | Best For | |--------|------|--------|----------| | default | Generalist | Architect, Coder, Tester, DevRel, Prompter, GitOps, Evaluator (light evals), Researcher, Scribe | General-purpose projects, reliable building | | fast | Speed | Architect, Coder (full-stack), Tester (test + docs) | Rapid POCs, hackathons, zero fluff | | mentors | Mentor | Architect, Coder (mentor dev), Tester (quality mentor), DocWriter, Prompter, Evaluator, Researcher, Scribe | Learning, best practices, architecture review | | specialists | Precision | Debugger 🥋, Architect, Backend (data), Security, Frontend (UI/UX), DevOps (infra), Evaluator (deep evals), Auditor (skill audit), EvalRunner (skill bench), Swarm (mass ops), Researcher (deep research), Scribe | DB tuning, security hardening, mass ops, troubleshooting |

default does light evals (Evaluator spot-checks baselines). Need a full eval pipeline? specialists brings Evaluator for deep eval architecture plus Auditor and EvalRunner for skill benchmarking.

Click any preset name above to see the full roster — every agent's role, personality, routing rules, and when to use them.

These aren't blank templates. They're squad configurations shaped by real project experience at CoreAI — tested routing rules, proven agent roles, and practical defaults.

What Gets Created

your-project/
├── .squad/
│   ├── team.md              # Who's on the team
│   ├── routing.md           # How work gets routed
│   ├── decisions.md         # Decision log
│   ├── mcp-config.md        # MCP tool config
│   └── agents/
│       ├── architect/charter.md
│       ├── coder/charter.md
│       └── ...
├── AGENTS.md                # AI agent instructions (any tool)
├── CLAUDE.md                # Claude/Copilot CLI session memory
└── .github/
    └── copilot-instructions.md  # GitHub Copilot instructions

The hook chain (AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md + copilot-instructions.md) makes every AI session squad-aware — regardless of which tool opens your workspace.

After Bootstrap: Plain English

Once your squad is initialized, just talk to it:

> switch my squad to the mentors preset
> add a security specialist to my team
> show me my squad routing rules

The generated instructions teach your AI how to manage the squad. No special syntax needed.

Browse Presets

npx snap-squad list

Want the Full Squad Runtime?

Snap Squad gets you started. The Squad CLI takes it further — interactive shell, triage, hire, and more:

npm install -g @bradygaster/squad-cli
squad

Why Not Just Use Squad Directly?

You should! Squad's built-in setup is great for tailored teams. Snap Squad is for when you want to:

  • Start in seconds — working squad before your coffee gets cold
  • Learn from others — presets shaped by builders who ship with Squad daily
  • Reuse patterns — same team shape across multiple projects
  • Onboard people — give someone a working squad without the interview

The goal is to contribute these presets upstream to Squad.

Status

🚧 Alpha — Built by its own squad (dogfooding FTW).

How This Was Built

This project was built with AI assistance, steered by a human builder. The full story — every steering moment, key decision, and evolution arc — is in the build journal.

License

MIT