CAMI Documentation

Your AI Agent Guild Headquarters

Create specialized Claude Code agents from requirements, organize them in a clean workspace, and share them across your team. CAMI handles everything through natural language.

You: "I'm building a meditation app. Help me set up the right agents"

CAMI: Let me analyze your requirements...

I recommend: frontend, backend, mobile-native, ux, accessibility-expert

You: "Create those agents for my project"

CAMI: ✓ Created project at ~/projects/meditation-app

      ✓ Deployed 5 specialized agents

      ✓ Generated CLAUDE.md with project vision

      Ready to build!

The Problem: Three Phases of Agent Chaos

Every developer building with Claude Code faces the same progression

PHASE 1

"I don't know how to build agents"

Starting with Claude Code but unsure how to structure agents. What makes a good agent vs bad agent? How do I create my first specialized agent?

PHASE 2

"My agents are scattered everywhere"

Created a few agents manually. Copy-pasting between projects. No version control or organization. Which version is the latest?

PHASE 3

"My team needs to collaborate"

Multiple people creating agents. Need a standard library for the team. Want to track versions and updates across projects.

Quick Start

Get CAMI running in minutes with Go and make:

1

Install CAMI

Clone repository, run make install - creates ~/cami-workspace/ and binary

Installation guide →
2

First-Time Setup

Add agent sources via natural language or CLI

Setup guide →
3

Deploy Your First Agent

Deploy agents to .claude/agents/ with automatic manifest tracking

Deployment guide →