Quickstart

From zero to a production-ready agent team in under a minute.

1. Install atl

# macOS / Linux
brew install agentteamland/tap/atl

# Windows
scoop bucket add agentteamland https://github.com/agentteamland/scoop-bucket
scoop install atl

Full matrix: Install guide.

2. Create a project directory

mkdir my-new-app && cd my-new-app

atl expects to operate inside a project — it will create a .claude/ directory here for the team's agents, skills, and rules.

3. Discover a team

atl search dotnet

You'll see matching entries from the public registry, including software-project-team.

4. Install the team

atl install software-project-team

In a few seconds:

• The team is cloned into the shared cache (first time only)
• 13 agents, 2 skills (create-new-project, verify-system), and 1 rule are symlinked into .claude/
• team.json is recorded in .claude/.team-installs.json

You now have a full .NET + Flutter + React + Docker agent team wired into your project.

5. Inspect what you installed

atl list

Shows the teams installed in this project, their effective agent counts, and the inheritance chain.

6. Use it in Claude Code

Open Claude Code in this directory. The team's skills are available as slash commands:

• /create-new-project MyApp — scaffolds a full stack (Phase 1–5: gather → scaffold → build → verify → commit)
• /verify-system — runs an end-to-end health check on containers, ports, apps, and pipelines

And every agent (api-agent, socket-agent, worker-agent, flutter-agent, react-agent, database-agent, redis-agent, rmq-agent, infra-agent, code-reviewer-agent, project-reviewer-agent, design-system-agent, ux-agent) is available for Claude to delegate to.

7. Keep up to date

When the team author ships improvements:

atl update

All installed teams pull, dependencies resolve, symlinks refresh. Nothing in your project code changes.

What just happened?

You installed a curated, version-pinned, dependency-aware set of agents into a project with a single command. Every other project that installs the same team gets the same configuration — and the same updates when the author ships them.

Next

• Concepts — the mental model behind teams, agents, skills, and rules.
• CLI reference — every command in detail.
• Write your own team — publish a team to the registry.