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Automate Space-Agents project setup with directory scaffolding and Beads initialization.

3|Updated Jan 14, 2026
Search Tags:#beads#setup#install#project-automation#capcom#space-agents
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npx skills add https://github.com/thebrownproject/space-agents --skill install-thebrownproject
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: install
Source: https://github.com/thebrownproject/space-agents/tree/main/skills/install
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/thebrownproject/space-agents --skill install-thebrownproject

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates the initial setup of Space-Agents in a project, eliminating manual configuration steps and ensuring a consistent starting state.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Directory scaffolding: Creates .space-agents with comms, exploration (ideas and planned), and mission folders.
  • Beads initialization: Runs beads setup to enable issue tracking and context persistence.
  • CAPCOM log preparation: Creates a master CAPCOM log placeholder to record decisions and progress.
  • Guided onboarding: Provides a ready-to-use setup that can be invoked via /launch.

Quick Start

Run the /install command in your project to initialize Space-Agents and create the required directory structure.

Frequently Asked Questions about install

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate Space-Agents setup in a new project?▼

To automate Space-Agents setup, run the /install command. This scaffolds the required .space-agents directory structure, initializes Beads for issue tracking, and creates the CAPCOM log for your project.

What directories and files are created during Space-Agents initialization?▼

Space-Agents initialization creates a .space-agents directory containing comms, exploration, and mission folders. It also generates a comms/capcom.md placeholder file and invokes the Beads setup process for tracking.

What is the CAPCOM log used for in project automation?▼

The CAPCOM log, created as comms/capcom.md, records decisions and tracks progress within your project. It provides a ready-to-use placeholder for logging Space-Agents mission data and development context.

Do I need to manually configure Beads before integrating Space-Agents?▼

No, you do not need to manually configure Beads. The Space-Agents installation process automatically invokes Beads setup to handle issue tracking and context persistence during initialization.

Can I use this automated setup for existing projects or only new ones?▼

You can use this setup for both new and existing projects. It applies whenever you are integrating Space-Agents, ensuring a consistent starting state by scaffolding the required directory structure and automating configuration.

What is the best way to scaffold an exploration and mission folder structure?▼

The best way to scaffold exploration and mission folders is running the /install command. It creates the .space-agents directory with ideas and planned subfolders, ensuring a consistent structure for project automation.

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