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Verified Teams

The official AgentTeamLand registry currently contains 2 verified teams. Each team is independently versioned, opens to community contribution, and follows the team.json schema.

Verified status means the team has been reviewed by AgentTeamLand maintainers for quality, scope, and dependency hygiene. Community-contributed teams (status: community) appear with a warning during install.

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TeamVersionDescription
software-project-team1.2.113 specialized agents for full-stack software projects (.NET 9 + Flutter + React + Postgres + RabbitMQ + Redis + Elasticsearch + MinIO). Phase 2.C: agent KB sections auto-rebuilt from children frontmatter.
design-system-team0.8.1Design systems and UI prototypes inside any project — local, file-based, browser-viewable. /dst-* skills produce JSON state and Tailwind-rendered HTML pages under .dst/.

Install any team

bash
atl install <team-name>

Both teams above can be installed by short name. atl resolves the name via the public registry, then clones the repo into the shared cache (~/.claude/repos/agentteamland/).

Install multiple teams in one project

Both teams coexist cleanly in the same project — atl v0.1.2+ supports multi-team install with collision warnings (when two teams declare an item with the same name, the most recently installed one wins, with a one-line warning).

bash
cd your-project
atl install software-project-team       # full-stack agents + scaffolder
atl install design-system-team          # add design-system + prototype tooling

atl list
# ✓ software-project-team@1.2.1    13 agents, 3 skills
# ✓ design-system-team@0.8.1        2 agents, 10 skills (dst-*)

The two are designed to complement each other: design with /dst-* skills, implement with software-project-team agents (flutter-agent, react-agent, etc.).

Contributing a team

Want to publish your own team? See the team authoring guide — write a team.json, push to a public git repo, and submit a PR to the registry.

Released under the MIT License.