Quick Start
Install
Install the uf CLI and run setup to install the full toolchain:
brew install unbound-force/tap/unbound-force
uf setupuf setup installs everything in one command:
- Core tools – OpenCode (AI coding environment), Gaze (quality analysis), Mx F (manager hero), GitHub CLI
- Development tools – Node.js, OpenSpec CLI, Replicator (multi-agent coordination)
- Knowledge layer – Ollama (local model runtime), Dewey (semantic search), IBM Granite embedding model
- Project scaffolding – agents, commands, convention packs, templates, workflow configuration, and
.gitignoremanagement viauf init
Setup detects your version managers (goenv, nvm, fnm, Homebrew) and installs through them. Use --dry-run to preview what would be installed without making changes.
Verify
uf doctorDoctor checks 7 areas and shows pass/warn/fail for each with install hints. Fix any failures by copying the suggested command from the output.
Start Working
OpenCode has two modes – switch between them with Tab:
- Plan mode: Read-only. Explore ideas, analyze code, think through your approach.
- Build mode: Full access. Create files, run commands, execute pipelines.
Large Tasks
Start in plan mode to explore your idea, then switch to build mode:
/speckit.specify # describe what you want to build
/unleash # the swarm takes it from here
/finale # ship it/unleash runs the entire pipeline autonomously: clarify, plan, implement, test, and review. It pauses when it needs you and resumes where it left off. See the
blog post for a walkthrough.
Small Tasks
For bug fixes and tactical changes:
/opsx-propose fix-the-bug # create proposal + design + tasks
/cobalt-crush # implement with convention pack adherence
/finale # ship itThe Stack
Unbound Force runs on three tools that form a layered stack. uf setup installs all of them, but each is independently useful:
| Layer | Tool | What It Does |
|---|---|---|
| Agent | OpenCode | The AI coding environment where you interact, write code, and run commands. The personas run inside OpenCode. |
| Planning | Speckit (spec-kit) | A specification pipeline that turns ideas into structured specs, plans, and tasks before implementation begins. |
| Coordination | Replicator | Multi-agent coordination: parallel workers, git-backed tracking, file reservations, and semantic memory. Single Go binary. |
Each tool is independently useful, but they compose into the full Unbound Force workflow: plan with Speckit, execute with OpenCode, coordinate with Replicator.
Next Steps
- Developer Guide – Daily workflow, Speckit pipeline, Replicator coordination, convention packs
- Tester Guide – Gaze quality analysis, CRAP scores, coverage ratchets, CI integration
- Product Owner Guide – Muti-Mind backlog management, priority scoring, acceptance decisions
- Product Manager Guide – Mx F metrics, dashboards, coaching, retrospectives
- Common Workflows – End-to-end flows for features, bug fixes, code reviews, and setup