What are Packs?
Packs are curated collections of agents designed to work together for specific tech stacks, workflows, or team structures. Instead of installing agents one by one, you can install a complete pack in a single command. Each pack contains 2-9 agents selected for their complementary expertise, covering everything from development to deployment.Why Use Packs?
Faster Setup
Install a complete tech stack in seconds instead of selecting individual agents
Proven Combinations
Agents are curated to work together seamlessly for specific use cases
Role-Based
Packs align with real team roles and project phases
Easy Updates
Update an entire stack at once with a single command
Quick Start
Install any pack using the CLI:Available Packs
All 15 packs organized by use case:Core Development Stacks
Backend Essentials
8 agents — Core backend development with databases, APIs, and testing
Frontend Stack
6 agents — Modern frontend development with React, Next.js, and performance
Full-Stack Developer
9 agents — End-to-end development from database to UI
DevOps Toolkit
8 agents — Complete infrastructure and deployment automation
Specialized Domains
AI & ML Suite
6 agents — Machine learning, LLM systems, and data science
Security Team
4 agents — Comprehensive security auditing and compliance
MCP Development
2 agents — Model Context Protocol server development and security
Code Quality
6 agents — Testing, debugging, performance, and refactoring
Team & Workflow Packs
Startup Kit
8 agents — Essential agents for lean startup teams
Product Discovery
5 agents — User research to product requirements and design
Ship It Safely
6 agents — CI/CD, containers, and reliability engineering
Architecture & Docs
5 agents — System design, documentation, and visualization
Data & ML Production
Data Stack
6 agents — End-to-end data pipeline from ingestion to analytics
ML to Production
6 agents — Take ML models from training to production deployment
Frontend Complete
6 agents — Every framework for modern frontend development
Pack Comparison Table
| Pack | Agents | Best For | Key Capabilities |
|---|---|---|---|
| backend | 8 | Backend engineers | Databases (PostgreSQL, Redis), APIs, Python/TypeScript, testing |
| frontend | 6 | Frontend engineers | React, Next.js, TypeScript, UI design, performance |
| fullstack | 9 | Full-stack teams | Complete stack from DB to UI with code review |
| devops | 8 | Platform engineers | Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, CI/CD, incident response |
| ai | 6 | ML/AI engineers | Model training, LLM architecture, prompts, data science |
| security | 4 | Security teams | Audits, penetration testing, smart contracts, compliance |
| mcp | 2 | MCP developers | Server development, security auditing |
| quality | 6 | QA teams | Code review, testing, debugging, refactoring |
| startup | 8 | Early-stage teams | Full-stack, product, design, deployment |
| data-stack | 6 | Data teams | ETL, warehousing, analytics, SQL |
| ml-to-production | 6 | MLOps teams | Training, serving, orchestration |
| frontend-complete | 6 | Frontend specialists | React, Vue, Angular, accessibility |
| ship-it-safely | 6 | Release teams | CI/CD, containers, SRE, security |
| product-discovery | 5 | Product teams | Research, strategy, requirements, design |
| architecture-docs | 5 | Architecture teams | Microservices, API design, diagrams |
Installation Commands
Managing Installed Packs
Packs are collections of individual agents, so you manage them through standard agent commands:Packs don’t create separate “pack” files — they simply install a predefined list of agents. Once installed, each agent is independent.
Creating Custom Combinations
While predefined packs cover common scenarios, you can mix and match agents:Space to select multiple agents before installing.
Next Steps
Backend Pack
Essential agents for backend development
Frontend Pack
Complete frontend development stack
Full-Stack Pack
End-to-end development capabilities
DevOps Pack
Infrastructure and deployment automation