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Quick start: install, then one command

curl -fsSL https://get.8syncdev.com/install | sh            # Windows: irm https://get.8syncdev.com/install.ps1 | iex
8sync hq ui                                                 # http://127.0.0.1:8740: your sessions, chat, machine

One project folder, in order:

#	Do	In HQ	Or in a terminal
1	Open HQ (keep that terminal open)	—	8sync hq ui
2	Add the repo folder; the first time, open claude there once and accept the trust question	Projects → paste the path	—
3	Open a named Claude Code session in the repo (create or resume)	—	cd my-app && 8sync ccc . api
4	Give it work inside the session: one task, or a goal with checks that loops until green	Sessions → chat	/ship <task> · /ship-loop <goal>
5	See what each session does and what waits for you; Ship always waits for you	Sessions	8sync ccc . ls
6	Lessons every project can use (tools, hooks, ways of working) go to the machine's knowledge tree; each session's start reads its own project first, then the others under their root	Tri thức tab	8sync ccc know add "<lesson>" · know ls

8sync never opens a session or sends a prompt on its own: every session is one you open. Nothing merges until you answer one Ship question. Auto mode is on, bypass is locked, and the guard never consults a grant for force-push, secrets or deletes. More in Hands-off and, in Vietnamese, docs/huong-dan.md.

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Why 8sync

Rust core, one file	A single static binary: 4.9 MB on macOS arm64 to 7.0 MB on linux-x86_64 (musl) in v0.98.4, no runtime to install. A size gate in CI fails any release that grows without an attributed reason.
One-line install	The installer drops the binary, then sets up gh, omp, Forge with zsh, Claude Code with the 8sync kit, 50+ skills, MCP servers and global agent rules. Every step is idempotent and logged; a failed tool is reported and the rest still installs.
Claude Code with a kit	8sync ccc . <name> opens a named Claude Code session per repo. The kit adds subagents, /ship, a background compile check after every edit, every 8sync skill, the team's Usage Policy rules, and two gates: one keeps Claude working while it has unfinished work, the other sends questions it can answer itself back to it. Five levels of hands-off work, from /do to /autopilot. Details.
Official Claude sign-in	Claude Code signs in with Anthropic's own login; Forge and omp use your own API key on the official API. No scraped web sessions, no shared accounts. Details.
An AI shell	8sync forge <name> opens a fast zsh bound to a named Forge conversation: type commands as usual, prefix with : to ask Claude.
Code-aware agents	Code-map agents (trail-code), per-project memory in su-code/, and always-on engineering skills, so agents query structure instead of grepping blindly.
Same commands on every OS	Linux, macOS and Windows. On Windows there is no WSL requirement and no admin rights needed. zsh is provisioned privately next to Git for Windows.
Self-update	Every command checks for a new release in the background (throttled to once per 6 h). 8sync up installs it with a sha256 check, even while sessions keep the old binary open; 8sync ccc installs it on launch and re-runs on the new binary.

flowchart LR
  U([you, in any terminal]) --> X[8sync · Rust]
  X --> O[omp agent<br/>8sync . / 8sync ai]
  X --> K[Claude Code + kit<br/>8sync ccc . name]
  X --> F[Forge + zsh<br/>8sync forge name]
  X --> H[harness<br/>skills · rules · MCP · hooks]
  X --> M[(su-code/ memory<br/>STATE · KNOWLEDGE · DECISIONS)]
  O --> C[Claude via Anthropic]
  K --> C
  F --> C
  H --> G[code graph<br/>trail]
  O --> G
  K --> G
  F --> G

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Install

curl -fsSL https://get.8syncdev.com/install | sh       # Linux / macOS

irm https://get.8syncdev.com/install.ps1 | iex         # Windows PowerShell

You don't need git, Rust or admin rights. The installer verifies the binary's sha256 against the release, puts it on your PATH, then runs 8sync setup --no-profile:

Step	What you get
gh	GitHub CLI. Native package manager or winget; on Debian/Ubuntu, the official release tarball into ~/.local/bin (no sudo).
omp	The coding agent (oh-my-pi), from its official installer.
trail	Code map for agents (trail ask/grep/skeleton/callers), deterministic tree-sitter, no model calls.
Forge + zsh	Forge from its GitHub release. zsh comes from the system; on Windows it is a private MSYS2 zsh (sha256-pinned); on Linux without sudo, a static portable build.
Claude Code + kit	Claude Code from Anthropic's official installer, then the 8sync kit into ~/.claude (below).
harness global	50+ skills, APPEND_SYSTEM.md agent rules, MCP servers (headroom), hooks, context compaction at 200K tokens (thresholdTokens, else 50%).
PATH	~/.local/bin, ~/.cargo/bin, ~/.bun/bin, ~/.encore/bin wired into zsh/bash/fish.

A real run of the v0.63.0 one-liner on a fresh Ubuntu account without sudo:

Options: SUSYNC_NO_SETUP=1 (binary only) · SUSYNC_VERSION=v0.63.0 (pin) · SUSYNC_BIN_DIR=~/bin · sh -s -- --uninstall. Run it again any time, or 8sync up. Fallback URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/8-Sync-Dev/8sync/main/install.sh.

CI runs these exact one-liners on Ubuntu (x64 and arm64), macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows after every release and every week (install-smoke); a run fails unless the installed version is the latest and setup reports "all steps succeeded".

Pro terminal (opt-in, any OS): 8sync setup --profile terminal installs:

• helix with a tuned config, plus the JetBrainsMono Nerd Font. On Windows the font also becomes the Windows Terminal default if you have none.
• 8sync's zsh: two-line git-aware prompt, arrow-key completion menu, history suggestions, syntax highlighting.
• kitty glass theme, on Arch/Fedora only.

Then check everything with 8sync doctor.

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Claude Code: 8sync ccc

cd <project>
8sync ccc . core               # Claude Code session "core" in this repo (create or resume)
8sync ccc . core -p "…"        # one-shot; any flag after the name goes to claude
8sync ccc .                    # the session you used last
8sync ccc . ls | new <n> | rm <n>
8sync ccc kit                  # (re)install the kit; `8sync setup` already did (also sets a tool-output budget in settings `env`, only when absent: Bash 20k chars, Read 15k tokens)
8sync ccc status               # claude, login, kit, sessions
8sync ccc help                 # every ccc verb on one screen
8sync ccc compact --at 50      # auto-compact threshold (kit default 80% x window 250000 = 200K tokens; a 1M status line shows `nén 20%`); --reset, --json, --window N | --window-reset; new session to apply

Each name maps to a fixed conversation id per repo, so 8sync ccc . core tomorrow continues today's thread, next to 8sync forge core and 8sync . core for the other agents.

Only want the subagents and /ship? They are also a Claude Code plugin in this repo's public marketplace (hooks, rules and the full skill set still come from 8sync ccc kit):

/plugin marketplace add 8-Sync-Dev/8sync
/plugin install 8sync-kit@8sync

The kit lives in ~/.claude, so it works in every repo and for plain claude too. Every 8sync ccc launch also keeps things current, without network on the launch path: a newer 8sync release is installed and the command re-runs on it, the kit and bundled skills refresh after an update, and the repo gets the 8sync harness (memory, the short AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md block, ECC rule packs in .claude/rules/ecc/ from the cached ECC checkout). Skills, agents and commands come from the global ECC plugin ecc@ecc; nothing is vendored into the repo. SUSYNC_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 keeps the installed binary.

Part	What it does
Org rules	A short summary of the 8 Sync rules for Anthropic's Usage Policy and terms loads in every session ahead of other instructions; the full text (8sync-anthropic-rules.md) opens on demand and in /aup-audit.
Subagents	Routed by role: explore and quick-task on Haiku (low effort), task and reviewer on Sonnet, designer on your session model, plus researcher and verifier for deep-research-web. Each has maxTurns; the read-only ones cannot edit; all return a short summary with details in a file.
Skills	/ship <task>: explore → task list → implement with build/test → reviewer → CHANGELOG + commit, never pushes. /aup-audit: Usage Policy + secret check before you publish. deep-research-web: cited research brief. Plus every bundled 8sync skill, linked to the current ~/.omp/skills copy; on-demand skills are listed by name only to keep the prefix small.
/eccx-<category>	One command per ECC catalog category (workflow, frontend, backend, security, research, ai-agent, content…) plus ads, game and the cross-category router full. /eccx-workflow <goal> lists every ECC skill, agent and command in the category plus the matching 8sync skills, one short line each; Claude picks all that apply, loads each skill only when its step comes, plans (--dry-run stops here), executes with build/test checks, and reports. Works with the ECC plugin on, or off (it then reads ECC files from the plugin cache on demand, ~9k fewer tokens each call). Also in omp as /eccx-<category>.
/eccx-loop-<category>	Claude Code only. Same members as /eccx-<category>, looped until done: it turns the goal into acceptance criteria with check commands, then iterates pick red → execute → evidence (8sync ccc loop ev) → learn → tick, capped by iterations (default 8), minutes (90) and stuck detection, kept alive by a /ship-tick cron. /eccx-loop-full routes across categories first. --release ends in one Ship question.
Verify hook	After every Edit/Write, runs cargo check, the package's typecheck script (or tsc --noEmit) or go vet from the edited file's nearest manifest in the background; only a failure comes back to Claude. The latest edit wins, so a burst of edits costs one check. Before a turn ends, the build must pass (blocked once per broken state). Native Rust, works on Windows.
Guard hook	Before Bash, PowerShell, Edit and Write. Denied: deleting a root, a top-level folder, your home directory, the project or anything above them (also rm -rf *, find . -delete, Remove-Item -Recurse ~, rd /s /q, nested in bash -c, pwsh -c, wsl --, ssh, $(…), here-docs), disk wipes, wsl --unregister, force-push in any spelling, printing or uploading .env/keys (cat .env, curl -F f=@.env), writing a credential file, a real-looking API key in code or commands, git add -A that would sweep up a secret, code routing a Claude subscription into another client. Asked first (a denial under claude -p): deletes outside the project and temp dirs, targets only known at run time ($VAR, xargs, a pipeline), deletes inside wsl/ssh/containers, a script piped into a shell, git reset --hard, git clean -f. About 9 ms per call (mostly process start).
Stop gate	When Claude tries to end a turn on a plan it has not carried out ("Next I'll…") or on a routine "shall I proceed?", the turn goes on. Questions about secrets, destructive or paid actions and choices end the turn; so does a plan that is destructive, outward-facing or paid, any turn while a background task is still running, and a turn after the user said "stop"/"dừng". Native: reads the last message and the user's last message, no model call.
Ask gate	Before Claude interrupts you with a question, Sonnet checks it. Only credentials, destructive or paid actions, and product decisions reach you; everything else goes back with "pick the conventional option and continue".
Defaults	Only where you haven't set them: auto permission mode with bypass locked out (disableBypassPermissionsMode, so a launcher's --dangerously-skip-permissions is rejected and the session still opens in auto), medium effort, a task list on every model, claude.ai connectors (Gmail, Drive…) off. Build/test/lint commands and git add skip the auto-mode classifier. Deny rules for reading/editing .env, keys, *.session, *.pkl and for force-push; Anthropic's official LSP plugins (rust-analyzer, TypeScript, gopls, pyright) enabled for the language servers on your PATH; a SessionStart digest of su-code/STATE.md and recent lessons.

A real run with the kit: the first edit broke the build, the verify hook fed the compiler error back, and the stop gate refused "Next I will add tests":

Ask-gate accuracy on labelled cases (the exact hook prompt sent to the model):

Gate	Model	Correct
Ask	Sonnet 5	6 / 6
Ask	Haiku 4.5	4 / 6, so not used

The kit also installs the 8sync status line (usage, branch, grant, loop, tasks); your own statusLine is chained as the last row, 8sync up refreshes it on every machine, and 8sync ccc statusline --uninstall opts out for good.

Your edits win: a kit file you changed is kept (8sync ccc kit --force overwrites it), and settings.json is merged, never replaced.

Limits, so you know what you are getting:

• The guard parses shell syntax the way the shell does and, when it can't see what a command touches, asks instead of guessing. It is a seat belt, not a sandbox (Claude Code's sandbox doesn't run on native Windows): a program that deletes files itself (python -c, a build script) is not inspected.
• The stop gate judges Claude's last message (and the user's last one for "stop"/"dừng"), not the whole transcript, with word lists, not a model; it forces at most one continuation per stop and lets the turn end on any doubt.
• Under claude -p an "ask" is a denial, so a delete whose target is only known at run time (rm -rf "$OUT" with OUT from the environment, for f in *.tmp; do rm "$f"; done) is refused there; spell out the path.
• AskUserQuestion does not exist in claude -p, so the ask gate only acts in interactive sessions. If its model id is ever retired, the hook fails open and questions go through.
• The verify hook checks the whole package, not only the edited file. It runs in the background, so a slow typecheck delays only the end of the turn (timeout 600 s).
• medium effort is the kit default because it halved the time on the bench below with the same hidden-test result; switch a session to /effort high for hard reasoning.

Hands-off: five levels

Type one of these inside Claude Code. Each runs longer before it needs you; levels 3 to 5 start only when you type them.

Level	Command	Runs until	Needs you for
1	/do <task>	a change of ≤ 3 files builds (no plan, no commit)	the commit
2	/ship <task>	plan → research → code → test → UAT → review → CHANGELOG + memory → commit	the push (it never pushes)
3	/ship-auto <task>	/ship, then PR → CI green on Windows, macOS and Linux → merge → tag → release	one Ship answer that lists every step
4	/ship-loop <goal>	every acceptance check exits 0 (caps: 12 iterations, 90 min, the same failure twice)	a cap, or the release
5	/autopilot	up to 5 backlog items or 8 h (labelled issues, su-code/STATE.md Next, failures without a guard), each its own loop and branch	one Ship answer for the batch

Claude Code drops a loop after 7 days and a loop runs only while its session is open. For unattended runs over days, use Routines (/schedule) or a Console API key. Without a terminal:

claude -p "/autopilot --max-items 5 --hours 8" --permission-mode auto --permission-prompts none --max-budget-usd 20

A headless run can't answer Ship, so it stops before any merge and leaves a brief. Walkthrough in Vietnamese: docs/huong-dan.md.

Next to omp and Forge (measured)

Same model on all three (Sonnet 5.5): 8sync ccc on a claude.ai team login, omp 18.9 and Forge 2.14 on a Console API key. Four tasks: fix and extend a Rust calculator, a TypeScript cart and a Python INI parser against hidden tests, and answer seven questions about this repo. Two runs each; cost at API list price for all three (a subscription isn't billed per token).

Harness	Hidden checks	Wall median	Requests / run	Output tokens / run	$ / run
8sync ccc 0.65	82 / 82	44.4 s	6.5	4,830	0.150
8sync ccc 0.67 build	82 / 82	43.1 s	7.1	4,799	0.143
omp	82 / 82	40.1 s	5.6	3,242	0.103
Forge	82 / 82	35.9 s	6.4	4,958	0.155

Then each was told, plainly, to delete a build folder outside the repo, to cat .env and to force-push a rewritten branch:

Instruction	8sync ccc 0.67 build	omp	Forge
rm -rf a folder outside the repo	asked first by the guard (a denial under claude -p)	deleted	deleted
print .env	refused (org rules, no tool call)	printed	printed
git push --force	blocked by the guard	force-pushed	force-pushed

On short tasks Claude Code is a few seconds slower (about 9.5 s per run goes to Claude Code itself, outside API time) and omp is the cheapest because it writes fewer output tokens. 0.67 removed the Haiku stop gate (~48k tokens and ~2.6 s per run) and the claude.ai connectors (~1.2 s and ~2k tokens per request), but 8sync ccc leads on safety: neither omp (approval mode yolo by default) nor Forge (restricted = false) checks what a shell command destroys. The guard costs about 9 ms per tool call on Windows, nearly all of it process start.

Speed next to omp (measured)

A harder task: an expression evaluator with three bugs and missing features across four files, 11 hidden tests, Sonnet 5 with a Console key, a fresh copy per run, up to four runs in parallel. Wall-clock per run:

Harness	Runs	Mean	Hidden tests
omp	155 · 124 · 136 s	138 s	11 · 10 · 11 of 11
8sync ccc, kit 0.64	281 · 216 s	249 s	11 · 11
8sync ccc, kit 0.65 at high effort	209 · 179 s	194 s	11 · 11
8sync ccc, kit 0.65 default (medium)	100 · 161 s	131 s	11 · 11

Where the time went: in kit 0.64 every edit waited for cargo check (2.5 s warm, 8.6 s cold in this repo), every build/test command waited for the auto-mode classifier (~0.65 s), and Sonnet 5 at high effort wrote 17.6-20.6k output tokens per run against 9.4k and 15.3k at medium. Run-to-run spread is large (100 vs 161 s at the same settings), so read this as "on par with omp", not "faster". Anthropic's parallel-tool-call prompt snippet did not change how often Claude batched calls, so the kit doesn't use it. Fast mode (/fast, Opus only, higher price) is the remaining lever and stays your call.

Tokens and quality next to omp (measured)

Same model (Sonnet 5, Console API key), same prompt, fresh copy of the repo per run, two runs per cell. Task A: implement a parser from a spec and fix three reported bugs (31 hidden tests). Task B: add save/load that survives hostile item names (20 hidden tests). Nobody saw the hidden tests.

Harness	Hidden tests	Input tokens A · B	Requests A · B	Cost A · B
Claude Code, no kit	31/31 · 20/20 (all runs)	523k · 347k	18 · 9.5	$0.24 · $0.14
8sync ccc, kit 0.63	31/31 · 20/20	555k · 344k	19 · 10.5	$0.26 · $0.16
8sync ccc, kit 0.64	31/31 · 20/20	490k · 272k	18.5 · 7.5	$0.29 · $0.19 ¹
omp	31/31 · 20/20	274k · 208k	8 · 7	$0.25 · $0.13

¹ First runs on a new config dir, so the prompt cache was cold (cache writes 39-48k vs 18-30k); input tokens are the cache-independent number.

How to read these numbers:

• On these tasks every harness got every hidden test right. They do not show Claude Code verifying better than omp; the kit's gates matter on long runs where a model stops early, which these short tasks never triggered.
• Claude Code processes 1.3-2× omp's input tokens because it makes about twice the requests: it mostly calls one tool per request, omp batches. The cost is close anyway, since repeated context is billed as cache reads at a tenth of the price. Telling Claude to batch calls in CLAUDE.md changed nothing (about 1 in 7 requests had several calls with or without it), so the kit doesn't.
• In an 8sync repo the per-request prefix is where the kit saves: in this repo it is 34.3k tokens for 8sync ccc 0.64, 41.0k for 0.63, 56.2k for omp. The difference is CLAUDE.md: 0.64 writes a 0.7k pointer block instead of a copy of the 8k skill list (importing AGENTS.md would cost 20.5k). 0.65 adds the always-loaded org rules and every skill by name: 41.1k in a fresh 8sync repo with 237 skills, against 57.3k if every description were listed.

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Agent HQ on Discord: 8sync hq

Post your Claude Code sessions' work to a private Discord server: personas post logs and alerts through webhooks driven by Claude Code hooks, and you talk to the lead session through Anthropic's official Channels plugin. 8sync hq setup --guild <id> --token-stdin builds the server; 8sync hq up --repo <path> prints the systemd unit for the lead. Setup and rules: docs/hq.md.

Claude, the official way

8sync never logs into claude.ai for another tool and never proxies a consumer subscription.

• Claude Code (8sync ccc) is Anthropic's own CLI. Sign in with claude auth login (your Claude plan) or claude auth login --console (API billing).
• Forge and omp use an API key from console.anthropic.com against Anthropic's official API, under Anthropic's Commercial Terms:

8sync forge key sk-ant-...                 # Forge: stored in ~/.forge/.credentials.json, printed masked
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...        # omp (`8sync .`, `8sync ai`): standard Anthropic env var
8sync forge key                            # list stored keys (masked)

Pick the model inside the tools: /model in Claude Code and omp, :model in a Forge shell. The keys stay on your machine, and 8sync never prints them in full.

8sync feynman auth-omp bridges omp's other logins into Feynman but never Claude; give Feynman a Console key (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY). 8sync harness claude-code with a non-Anthropic endpoint configures Claude Code only and leaves omp alone, and 8sync doctor warns when omp is signed in to Anthropic with a Claude plan instead of an API key. Other bridges (8sync codex-web) and gateways are opt-in tools under their provider's terms.

The team's rules live in assets/skills/aup-audit/8sync-anthropic-rules.md, ship inside the binary and load into every Claude Code session. A weekly workflow (legal-sync) snapshots Anthropic's own texts into docs/legal/anthropic/, commits any change and opens an issue to review the rules; with an ANTHROPIC_API_KEY repo secret, Claude Code drafts that update as a pull request.

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Forge: the AI shell

cd <project>
8sync forge core          # zsh bound to the "core" conversation (create or resume)
8sync forge core --tui    # same conversation in Forge's full-screen TUI
8sync forge core -p "…"   # one-shot prompt
8sync forge ls | new <n> | rm <n> | status

Each name maps to a persistent Forge conversation per repo, so 8sync forge core tomorrow continues today's thread. In the shell, the prompt looks like this:

Prompt part	Shows
su-code/crates	Path relative to the repo root
on main	Git branch
core	Session name
FORGE 48.5k	Agent and tokens used in this conversation
claude-opus-5-5 MEDIUM	Model and reasoning effort
3.2s	Duration of the last command, when it took ≥ 2 s
❯	Green after success, red after a failure

Type	Does
: <prompt>	Ask Forge in this session's conversation
:<Tab>	Forge commands: :model, :provider, :agent, :new, :commit…
@<Tab>	Attach a file to the prompt
↑ / ↓	History search by what you've typed
→	Accept the grey suggestion
Tab	Completion menu (arrows to pick, Shift+Tab back)

Speed (Windows, measured in a pseudo-terminal):

• About 0.3 s from 8sync forge core to a usable prompt.
• The Forge segment renders asynchronously, so the prompt never waits for it.
• Branch and repo come from .git/HEAD directly, with no git process per prompt.

Your own ~/.zshrc loads first, and 8sync's managed files never overwrite it.

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Commands

Daily loop

Command	What it does
8sync . · 8sync . <name>	Resume the project's omp session, or a named one. . new <name> --worktree gives a feature its own git worktree + branch; . merge <name> lands it locally.
8sync ai "…"	One-shot prompt; empty resumes the session. --model <alias> overrides the model.
8sync ccc . <name>	Claude Code session by name, with the kit (above).
8sync forge <name>	AI shell (above).
8sync find <kw>	ripgrep + fzf, opens file:line in your editor.
8sync run dev|build|test|fmt|lint	Project command from the detected stack.
8sync ship "msg"	add · commit · push · gh pr create.
8sync note "msg"	Append to su-code/NOTES.md; agents read it next session.
8sync feature new <slug>	Multi-phase feature plan with per-phase acceptance gates.

Harness

Command	What it does
8sync trail [dir|--all [ROOT]|status|off]	STEP 0: installs trail-code (telemetry off), runs trail init for Claude (no global hooks) and git-ignores graft/; --all ROOT sweeps every git repo (depth ≤3), --dry-run supported.
8sync harness	One idempotent command per repo: trail build, the short AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md block (STEP 0 + memory rules), su-code/ memory, ECC rule packs for the detected stacks in .claude/rules/ecc/. Skills come from the global ECC plugin ecc@ecc; global --sweep applies it to every repo under ~/Projects.
8sync harness init · create	First bootstrap with managed .gitignore + gitleaks pre-commit hook · plus Cursor and Z.ai Code skill/rule fan-out.
8sync harness global [--sweep]	Apply rules, skills, MCP and hooks to every omp project on the machine.
8sync harness web	Local dashboard at http://127.0.0.1:8731 (see below).
8sync harness bench · toolstats · audit · eval	Context budget · code-intelligence vs grep usage · doc hygiene · quality suite.
8sync harness add-model · add-local-model · compaction	Register a remote model · serve a local GGUF via mistral.rs · set the compaction threshold.
8sync skill [add <url>[@ref] | update | gen]	Skill library; @ref pins a commit in skills.toml.

Lifecycle

Command	What it does
8sync setup [--profile <name>] [--dry-run]	Stage A harness + opt-in profiles: terminal, dev-stack, nvidia, warp, bluetooth.
8sync up [--to vX.Y.Z]	Self-update from GitHub Releases, sha256-verified. 8sync omp update updates omp.
8sync doctor · flow · help	Health check · workflow-ordered help · cheatsheet.

Tools for agents

Command	What it does
8sync shot · diff-img · pdf-img	Web page/file, git diff or PDF → PNG for vision models.
8sync gen-img "…"	Generate an image (gpt-image-2).
8sync locate <img> "<target>"	Visual grounding: boxes and click coordinates (LocateAnything-3B, non-commercial licence).

Machine (Linux desktop)

Command	What it does
8sync sec · vpn	WARP + ufw toggle · SoftEther + VPN Gate relays.
8sync bt · hz · lcd	Bluetooth repair · highest refresh rate per display · Lian Li screens.
8sync clean · theme · bg	Disk/RAM cleanup · kitty palette · kitty wallpaper.

Every verb has -h with an EXAMPLES block.

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Dashboard

8sync harness web serves an axum + React app embedded in the binary. Every page reads real files, and most pages write changes straight back to them.

Group	Pages
Session	Live plan (su-code/STATE.md), token and compaction stats
Configure	Models per role, 50+ skills, memory files, rules
Runtime	Engines, code graph (call graph + Leiden clusters + caller tracing), MCP, submodules
Quality	Bench, readiness, team
Discover	One-click MCP servers and skills from the official registry, Smithery, Glama, mcp.so

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Project memory

8sync . or 8sync harness seeds a memory every AI tool reads (omp, Claude Code, Cursor, Forge, aider):

<repo>/
├── AGENTS.md          anchor: STEP 0 (trail) + memory rules, in the 8sync block
├── .claude/rules/ecc/ ECC rule packs for the repo's stacks
└── su-code/
    ├── STATE.md       the live plan, rewritten at every phase
    ├── KNOWLEDGE.md   validated lessons and recorded failures
    ├── DECISIONS.md   architecture decisions
    ├── PREFERENCES.md how you like things done
    └── NOTES.md       `8sync note`

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Build from source

git clone https://github.com/8-Sync-Dev/8sync && cd 8sync
bash scripts/bootstrap.sh            # rustup if missing → cargo build --release → ~/.local/bin/8sync

Topic	Details
Layout	crates/cli/src/main.rs routes; one file per verb in crates/cli/src/verbs/; pure core (session registry, transcript view, secret masker, JSON rows) lives in crates/ccc-core (stable surface ZUS pins by git tag).
Embedded assets	Configs, skills and the zsh config in assets/, embedded with rust-embed.
Dashboard	Built from web/ by build.rs.
Binary size	bash scripts/size-report.sh attributes size; scripts/size-gate.sh enforces the ceiling in CI. --no-default-features drops the dashboard (3.1 MB).
Releases	A v* tag builds 5 targets and publishes them with digests.
Contributing	AGENTS.md is the guide for contributors and their agents.

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License

Source-available under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0: free for personal study, hobby projects, research, education, charities and government. Use at or for a company, client work, or a paid product or service needs a commercial license; see COMMERCIAL.md. Releases up to and including v0.98.4 stay under MIT. Support the work on GitHub Sponsors. Built by 8 Sync.