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crewx-quickstart
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Zero-friction scaffold for trying CrewX custom agents in under 30 seconds.
Generate a ready-to-run CrewX workspace in under 30 seconds:
npx crewx-quickstart
crewx q "@quickstart hi"
The first command scaffolds the required configuration files, Slack helper script, and documentation. The second command talks to the freshly provisioned @quickstart agent powered by the CrewX CLI (assumed to be installed).
crewx.yaml with helpful comments@quickstart is configured for immediate use.env.slack placeholder + executable start-slack.sh--force is passednpx crewx-quickstart [target-dir]
If target-dir is omitted, files are written into the current directory. The CLI will:
crewx.yaml, .env.slack, start-slack.sh, .gitignore, and README.md--forcecrew query + optional Slack launch)--force, -f – overwrite existing files--quiet, -q – suppress per-file logs (only success/failure output)# Install dependencies (none required right now)
npm install
# Run the CLI locally
node bin/crewx-quickstart.js demo-project
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Zero-friction scaffold for trying CrewX custom agents in under 30 seconds.
The npm package crewx-quickstart receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, crewx-quickstart popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that crewx-quickstart demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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