site-nine 0.2.0
The headquarters for AI agent orchestration - orchestration framework for AI-assisted software development with OpenCode
Requires Python: <3.15,>=3.12

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<p align="center"><em>The headquarters for AI agent orchestration</em></p>

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## Overview

**site-nine** is an orchestration framework designed to work with [OpenCode](https://github.com/khulnasoft/opencode) for AI-assisted software development. Work naturally with specialized AI agents through conversation, while site-nine handles project coordination behind the scenes.

site-nine provides:

- **Agent Session Management** - Track which AI agents are working on what, with specialized roles (Builder, Tester, Architect, etc.)
- **Task Management System** - SQLite-based project management with priorities and dependencies
- **Daemon Naming System** - 145+ mythology-based names for agent instances
- **Multi-Agent Workflows** - Run multiple specialized agents in parallel OpenCode terminals
- **Dashboard** - Real-time project overview

## How It Works

1. Initialize site-nine in your project: `s9 init`
2. Launch OpenCode and summon an agent: `opencode` → `/summon`
3. Talk to your agents naturally - they handle tasks, write code, run tests, and coordinate with each other
4. Run multiple agents in parallel terminals for complex workflows

## Requirements

- Python 3.12 or later
- [OpenCode](https://github.com/khulnasoft/opencode) - AI coding assistant
- Modern terminal with Unicode support (for rich output)

## Installation

```bash
pip install site-nine
```

Or with uv:

```bash
uv pip install site-nine
```

## Initialize a Project

In your project directory, run:

```bash
s9 init
```

This launches an interactive wizard that asks:

- **Project name** (defaults to directory name)
- **Project type** (python, typescript, go, rust, other)
- **Project description**
- **Features to enable** (task management, session tracking, etc.)
- **Agent roles to include**

After initialization, check that the `.opencode` directory was created:

```bash
ls .opencode/
# agents/  data/  guides/  planning/  procedures/  sessions/
```

## Next Steps

### Start Working with Agents in OpenCode

Now that site-nine is initialized, launch OpenCode in your project directory:

```bash
opencode
```

Then execute the summon command to start an agent session:

```
/summon
```

This will guide you through selecting an agent role (Builder, Tester, Architect, etc.) and choosing a daemon name from mythology. Once summoned, you can talk to your agent naturally through conversation.

## Documentation

- [Quickstart Guide](https://dusktreader.github.io/site-nine/quickstart) - Get started in 5 minutes
- [Agent Roles](https://dusktreader.github.io/site-nine/roles) - Learn about specialized agent types
- [Advanced Topics](https://dusktreader.github.io/site-nine/advanced) - Multi-agent workflows and patterns
- [CLI Reference](https://dusktreader.github.io/site-nine/reference) - Complete command documentation
- [Full Documentation](https://dusktreader.github.io/site-nine)

## License

MIT License - See LICENSE.md for details