Quickstart
Agistra Dev is a free, open-source AI agent team — Architect, Builder, Tester, and Router — that plan, build, test, and coordinate work on your projects, with shared memory and a live task queue. This page covers the three steps to get it running locally. For everything else (full CLI reference, task file format, agent memory), see the project README.
1. Clone the hub
git clone https://github.com/vsetchinfc/agistra.dev.git my-hub
cd my-hub
2. Open the hub in your tool
Agistra ships agent definitions for Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Codex out of the box — pick whichever you already use. Memory files and skills are shared and model-agnostic, so switching tools later carries your context with you. Open the hub in your tool, then address an agent by name, pointing it at its own profile:
Read my-hub/.claude/agents/architect.md then my-hub/memory/architect.md.
Then: you are in architecture mode. Review <project> and create a planning backlog.3. Add your first project
Every time you add a new project, run scan on it — it’s added to projects/ and a first
batch of task files is generated automatically:
npm run scan <my-project>
The recommended layout is your project workspace folder next to the hub:
my-hub/
projects/
my-project/
task-1_todo_my_first-task.md
task-2_todo_another-task.md
/my-project/
src/
README.md
Where to go next
- Full CLI reference — every
command, including
dispatch,advance, andlaunch - Task file format — the YAML front matter and structure every task file follows
- Agent memory — how HOT/WARM/COLD memory persists across sessions
- Project health scanner —
what
scanmeasures and scores