Getting Started
AI agents that know your project. One shared brain across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aider, OpenCode, and Qoder.
0dai generates native configs for supported agent CLIs from a single ai/ directory and keeps their shared context, decisions, and outcomes in sync.
Install
npm install -g @0dai-dev/cliAuthenticate
0dai auth loginOpens a browser prompt. Free accounts are supported — no credit card required.
Activate
0dai activate freeClaims your free activation license. Required before init — even for open-source projects.
Initialize your project
cd your-project
0dai initThis auto-detects your stack (Next.js, FastAPI, Flutter, Go, etc.) and generates:
ai/— manifests, personas, skills, playbooks, delegation policy.claude/— settings, agents, hooks, rules.codex/— config, agents.gemini/— settings, agents.aider/— config, agentsAGENTS.md,.mcp.json
Verify
0dai doctor # check health
0dai detect # show detected stack
0dai status # maturity, swarm, sessionKeep in sync
0dai syncRun after editing files in ai/ to regenerate all native configs.
What's next
- Session Roaming — transfer context between agents
- CLI Reference — all commands
- MCP Tools — full reference and plan access
- Delegation Policy — haiku/sonnet/opus routing
- Loop Presets — 8 scheduled autonomous scans
Compare
- Why 0dai — shared repo memory and agent config sync
- Session Roaming — transfer context between agents
- Multi-agent workflow — coordinate parallel agent work
- vs Cursor — repo-owned context for multi-CLI teams
- vs Aider — pair-programming CLI plus shared memory
- vs Claude Code subagents — feature matrix and import adapter