agency-setup

To set up an agent team for a codebase, run an automated bootstrap process that discovers project structure and deployment needs. This generates the necessary agents, shared resources, dispatch, and tmux config scaffolding for production workflows.

Automated agent team formation analyzes codebase characteristics like language, framework, structure, and existing tests. It checks for existing agent scaffolding to guide an Agency-compatible setup and assesses deployment models to propose a tailored 3-5 agent composition.

Yes, you can use tmux for orchestration when bootstrapping an agent-driven workflow. The setup generates tmux configuration scaffolding alongside agent directories and shared resources to enable cross-agent collaboration and governance.

Team roles in an agent composition are determined by assessing your codebase characteristics, deployment model, and specific automation needs. The system evaluates these factors to propose a tailored 3-5 agent team with necessary shared resources.

The best way to add governance and orchestration features to a new repository is by bootstrapping a complete agent team scaffold. This automatically generates dispatch configurations and shared resource directories without requiring manual setup steps.