Documentation
Everything you need to install, configure, and use AgentC with Claude Code.
Installation
AgentC is a Claude Code plugin. Installation takes about 30 seconds.
Prerequisites
- Claude Code CLI installed (
claude-codecommand available) - Node.js 18+ (for plugin support)
Install the Plugin
# Add AgentC as a Claude Code plugin claude plugins add agentc@zero2one-turg # Verify installation claude > /status AgentC v1.1 loaded. No north stars defined.
Note: After installation, AgentC commands are available in any Claude Code session. Your data is stored in agentc/agentc.json in your project root.
Quick Start
Get productive in under 5 minutes with the core workflow.
1. Define Your North Star
Start with Socratic questioning to unearth your guiding direction.
/add-north-star What does the future look like when this is working? > A shipping dashboard that shows real-time delivery status What becomes possible then? > Customers stop calling support to ask "where is my order" North Star added: ns1 "Shipping Dashboard"
2. Create a Goal
Goals are concrete, completable objectives with deadlines.
/add-goal ns1 What's your wish for this goal? > Build MVP with tracking number lookup Goal added: g1 with 3 milestones
3. Get Your Task
/next TASK [3 points | Est: 2 blocks] Create tracking number input component Advances: ShippingDashboard → MVP
4. Execute with Discipline
/do === Milk Quality: SEMI-SKIMMED === Timer started TDD RED: Writing failing test...
5. Mark Complete
/done === Task Complete === Velocity: 1.5 points/block Run /next for your next task.
Configuration
AgentC works out of the box, but you can customize behavior.
agentc.json Structure
{
"version": "1.1",
"northStars": [...],
"goals": [...],
"current": { ... },
"velocity": { ... },
"journal": []
}
Command: /next
Analyzes your codebase and goals to surface the ONE optimal task.
/next # Default: "out" energy (mechanical tasks) /next in # "in" energy (complex/creative tasks) /next out # "out" energy (simple/routine tasks)
Command: /do
Starts the timer and enforces TDD discipline.
/do # Default: semi-skimmed quality /do --tier skimmed # Fast, minimal tests /do --tier semi # Balanced (default) /do --tier full # Thorough, comprehensive
Milk Quality Tiers
| Tier | TDD | Code Review | Use When |
|---|---|---|---|
skimmed |
Basic | Quick scan | Urgent fixes, config changes |
semi |
Standard | Full review | Most development work |
full |
Comprehensive | Deep review | Critical paths, public APIs |
Command: /done
Marks task complete after verification passes.
/done # AgentC verifies: ✓ Tests pass ✓ Code review clear ✓ Timer recorded === Task Complete === Estimated: 2 blocks | Actual: 2 blocks Velocity: 1.5 points/block
Command: /status
Shows progress across all north stars and goals.
/status === AgentC Status === North Stars: ns1: Shipping Dashboard (active) └─ g1: Build MVP [▓▓▓░░] 60% Due: Dec 25 (2 days) Velocity: 1.5 points/block Total shipped: 12 points
North Stars
North Stars are guiding directions you navigate toward. They never complete—they're the horizon.
/add-north-star # Create via Socratic questioning /focus ns1 # Set "front of mind" priority /focus clear # Remove focus
Goals
Goals are concrete, completable objectives using WOOP methodology:
- Wish — What you want to achieve
- Outcome — How you'll know you're done
- Obstacles — What might get in the way
- Plan — If-then responses to obstacles
/add-goal ns1 # Create goal for north star ns1
Skills Overview
AgentC includes 22 embedded skills that activate automatically when needed.
All Skills
| Skill | Trigger |
|---|---|
test-driven-development |
When implementing features |
systematic-debugging |
When encountering bugs |
brainstorming |
When creating or designing |
root-cause-tracing |
When errors occur deep in execution |
verification-before-completion |
Before claiming work is done |
requesting-code-review |
After completing features |
using-git-worktrees |
When starting isolated work |
dispatching-parallel-agents |
When facing 3+ independent issues |
writing-plans |
When design is complete |
See the full list of 22 skills with /status or in your Claude Code session.