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+ # create-forge-team
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+ Build a team of AI agents for Claude Code. Describe your situation — Forge interviews you and generates personalized agents with skills that evolve over time.
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ - **Node.js 20+** (`node --version`)
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+ - **Claude Code** installed and working
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+ - **Anthropic API key** set as `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ ```bash
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+ # 1. Run the interactive team builder
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+ npx create-forge-team
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+ # 2. Use your agents in Claude Code
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+ # Type /summon-{agent-name} in any Claude Code session
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+ # 3. (Optional) Start the dashboard for a browser UI
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+ forge bridge
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+ ```
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+ The concierge interview takes 3-5 minutes. It creates 3-6 agents tailored to your goals, each with a system prompt, skills, and tool connections.
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+ ## What You Get
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+ - **Personalized agents** — each agent has a role, personality, and domain expertise
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+ - **Persistent memory** — agents remember context across sessions via structured knowledge files
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+ - **Cross-agent knowledge** — agents learn from each other's work through a shared activity feed
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+ - **Skills** — slash commands (`/summon-agent`, `/close-agent`) for Claude Code integration
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+ - **MCP tool connections** — connect calendar, email, databases, or any MCP server
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+ - **Background knowledge processing** — transcripts are extracted into decisions, facts, and open threads
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+ ## CLI Commands
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ |---------|-------------|
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+ | `forge create` | Create a new agent team via conversation |
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+ | `forge agent list` | List all agents |
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+ | `forge agent create` | Add a single agent interactively |
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+ | `forge bridge` | Start the dashboard bridge server |
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+ | `forge tools list` | Show configured MCP tools |
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+ | `forge memory setup` | Configure the knowledge system |
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+ | `forge memory status` | Show knowledge queue and stats |
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+ | `forge council "query"` | Run a multi-model council query |
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+ | `forge status` | Show workspace overview |
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+ ## Dashboard
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+ The Forge Dashboard is a browser UI that connects to your local bridge server for chat, tool management, and session history.
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+ 1. Run `forge bridge` in your terminal
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+ 2. Copy the connection token displayed
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+ 3. Open the dashboard URL and paste the token
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+ ## Memory System
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+ Forge includes an optional memory agent that processes session transcripts into structured knowledge:
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+ ```bash
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+ # One-time setup (needs an OpenRouter API key — free models available)
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+ forge memory setup
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+ # Check knowledge stats
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+ forge memory status
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+ ```
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+ After setup, session transcripts are automatically queued for processing. The memory agent extracts decisions, facts, open threads, and tool data into per-agent knowledge files that are injected into future sessions.
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+ ## License
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+ MIT