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tribe-cli

v1.0.0-beta.4

Published

TRIBE multi-agent development system - Zero to productive with one command

Readme

TRIBE CLI - Zero to Productive in One Command

TRIBE is an AI-powered multi-agent development system that manages your entire development workflow. From project creation to task implementation and PR reviews, TRIBE's AI agents handle it all.

🚀 One-Command Installation

npx @0zen/tribe-cli

That's it! This single command will:

  • ✅ Install all required tools (Docker, Kubernetes, kubectl)
  • ✅ Set up Colima container runtime (macOS)
  • ✅ Deploy the complete TRIBE cluster
  • ✅ Configure everything automatically
  • ✅ Guide you through creating your first project

🎯 What is TRIBE?

TRIBE is a complete development ecosystem where AI agents:

  • 📝 Implement features based on your descriptions
  • 🔧 Fix bugs autonomously
  • 🔀 Create pull requests
  • 👀 Handle code reviews
  • 🚀 Manage the entire development lifecycle

💡 Quick Start

After installation, just run:

tribe

The interactive CLI will:

  1. First time? Guide you through creating your first project
  2. Returning? Show your projects, tasks, and agent activity

Creating Tasks

tribe create-task
# Select project, describe what you want built
# An AI agent picks it up and implements it!

Reviewing PRs

tribe review-task
# See PRs created by agents
# Review diffs, add comments, merge

🛠️ System Requirements

  • macOS or Linux
  • 4GB RAM minimum (8GB recommended)
  • 20GB disk space
  • Node.js 16+

📚 Common Commands

tribe                    # Interactive mode
tribe status            # Check system status
tribe create-task       # Create a new task
tribe review-task       # Review agent PRs
tribe list-projects     # Show all projects
tribe list-agents       # Show agent status

🔧 Architecture

TRIBE runs a local Kubernetes cluster with:

  • Bridge - API gateway and orchestrator
  • TaskMaster - Task queue and agent coordinator
  • Claude Agents - AI workers powered by Claude
  • Gitea - Local Git server for repositories
  • PostgreSQL - Database for state management

🤝 Contributing

TRIBE is open source! Visit our GitHub repository to contribute.

📖 Documentation

For detailed documentation, visit the TRIBE Flow Guide.

🆘 Troubleshooting

Cluster not starting?

# Check if Colima is running
colima status

# Start manually if needed
colima start --kubernetes
tribe start

Port conflicts?

# Check what's using ports
lsof -i :30080
lsof -i :3456

Reset everything?

# Stop cluster
colima stop

# Remove TRIBE namespace
kubectl delete namespace tribe-system

# Start fresh
tribe start

📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.