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agentic-workstation private workstation platform — bootstrap, AI skills, agents, CLI helpers, and dev companion.
Welcome to the agentic-workstation knowledge base. This wiki covers installation, configuration, AI tooling, and operations for agentic-workstation developers.
agentic-workstation standardizes AI developer tooling for developers across Linux, macOS, and Windows. It provisions:
For persistent workspace memory, project packs, personas, and indexed repository
context, pair this workstation layer with
ai-workspace.
| Area | What you get |
|---|---|
| Bootstrap | Idempotent chezmoi source state with profile-driven behavior |
| Skills | 17+ bundled + opt-in JIRA/Confluence packs for Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot |
| Agents | 15 specialized subagents (code review, architecture, security, TDD, etc.) |
| CLI |
dots-* commands for health checks, skill management, updates |
| Dev Companion | LLM-powered background job runner with multi-provider support |
| MCP | Ready-to-use GitHub, ClickUp, and Slack server templates |
- Technical Quickstart — 5-step bootstrap
- Guided AI Install — skills-only setup
- Chezmoi Workflow — init, apply, and update flows
- Profiles — profile-to-package-group mapping
- Init Questionnaire — how to answer setup prompts
- Windows Setup — WSL2, Git Bash, and skills-only modes
- Releases & Updates — update and release flows
- AI Overview — skills system, agents, and the Ralph Loop
- Skills System — manifests, registry, compatibility, publishing
- Dev Companion — companion layers and delivery workflows
- LLM Providers — provider priority and configuration
- Agentic Harness — three-layer architecture, personas, packs
-
CLI Reference — all
dots-*commands with subcommands - MCP Templates — Model Context Protocol server setup
- Integrations Overview — guided setup for each external service
- Architecture — layered model and design principles
- ADRs — architecture decision records
- Security — security practices and scanning
- Troubleshooting — common issues and fixes
- Changelog — version history
- Contributing — how to contribute
Note: This wiki provides user-friendly summaries. The canonical (full-depth) documentation lives in the
docs/directory of the repository.