Quickstart
The ProPR CLI is the stack control plane: it scaffolds the runtime directory, verifies the host, and starts the prebuilt images on a Docker-capable Linux host. Configure GitHub access (your own GitHub App, or a shared App that propr setup enrolls for you) and authenticate at least one agent CLI on the host.
Full walkthroughs: local, server, or from source — including a launcher-container path that needs no Node.js.
npm install -g @propr/cli # Node.js 22+; prefix with sudo only if your global npm prefix requires it
mkdir propr && cd propr
propr setup # interactive wizard: checks, scaffold, images, GitHub auth, start
# safe to re-run; it skips anything already configured
# Prefer to drive each step yourself? The manual flow still works:
# propr init stack # scaffold .env + data/ logs/ repos/, detect agent credentials
# propr check # verify Docker, images, agents, and GitHub auth
# propr start # pull images and start the stack with a live dashboard
# propr ui # open the Web UI
Global install failing or needing sudo on a system Node? See Local Setup for install-prefix notes.
Set Up ProPR
GitHub App, agent credentials, and the one-command launcher.
Run Your First Task
From a labeled issue or a Planner Studio draft to a reviewed pull request.
PR Commands
Drive follow-up work from the pull request conversation.
Agents and Models
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, and Mistral Vibe with the full model catalog.
ProPR CLI
Plans, tasks, repositories, agents, and to-dos from the terminal.
Operate the Stack
Deployment, backups, updates, and troubleshooting.
Observability
Task records, live logs, dashboards, and Agent Tank capacity tracking.
Architecture
How the daemon, workers, queue, git layer, and agent runtimes fit together.