The shortest path from an empty repo to a working, synced team.

Shortest possible version: Run npx @teamrc/cli init. If the generated team looks good, you are already done. The rest of this page is for editing, syncing, or sharing it.

Start in your project directory:

npx @teamrc/cli init

This creates the team on the relay, generates your machine keypair, writes .teamrc.yaml, and applies the generated platform files locally.

You'll pick a template (e.g. fullstack, backend, security) and your platforms (e.g. claude-code, cursor). The team is live immediately.

Open the current team directly from the CLI. No account is required.

npx @teamrc/cli dashboard

This opens your team in the browser and prints the URL as a fallback. From there you can add members, assign skills, or edit instructions.

After editing in the browser, sync locally:

npx @teamrc/cli sync

That fetches the latest team definition from the relay and regenerates platform-native files.

On the first machine, create an invite:

npx @teamrc/cli invite

Then on the second machine (or in another repo that should use the same team):

npx @teamrc/cli join trc_inv_...

That machine becomes part of the same sync loop and will receive future updates.

If someone shared their team config publicly, you can clone it and make it your own:

npx @teamrc/cli clone trc_cl_...   # copy their config locally
# edit .teamrc.yaml if you want to customize
npx @teamrc/cli init                # creates your own team on the relay

init detects the cloned .teamrc.yaml, adopts it, and creates a new independent team. You get full ownership. The original team is not affected.

• .teamrc.yaml is your team definition. Commit it.
• .claude/agents/trc-*.md (or the equivalent for your platform) are the generated files your AI assistant reads. These are gitignored.
• The relay at teamrc.ai stores the canonical team state and handles sync.
• Each machine has its own Ed25519 keypair at ~/.teamrc/key. No account needed.

• Configuration to understand .teamrc.yaml in depth
• Template Catalog to browse agents and skills
• CLI Reference for all 24 commands
• Web UI for the browser interface
• Architecture for how sync and auth work under the hood