🥾 boothub

Bootstrap any AI agent from one URL. Profiles in GitHub. Swarms on us.

Inside Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Aider — anywhere your agent can fetch a URL:

Hey, fetch boothub.dev/starter and bootstrap me.

The agent fetches a manifest, shows you a diff of every file it would write, asks for approval, then installs:

Skills, slash commands, hooks
MCP server configs (claw-bridge, claude-history, anything else)
CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md for project context
A multi-agent swarm with named personas, coordination protocol, and shared memory

How it works

You tell your agent fetch boothub.dev/USERNAME[/PRESET].

boothub fetches github.com/USERNAME/boothub-profile/MANIFEST.md, applies the requested preset, returns the result.

Your agent reads the YAML frontmatter, builds a plan, and shows you the diff.

You approve (or skip) each bundle. Files are written into your project.

If the profile bundles a swarm, your agents start coordinating.

Built-in default profiles

No GitHub account required. These are baked into boothub itself — opinion-light starting points anyone can use.

URL	What you get
/starter	minimal CLAUDE.md + AGENTS.md + handoff/note commands
/starter/swarm	+ GitHub-as-shared-memory swarm (zero infra)
/starter/swarm-hosted	+ boothub.dev hosted swarm API
/team-duo	2 personas: Architect + Builder, with swarm
/team-quad	4 personas: Architect + Builder + Researcher + Guardian
/stack-typescript	opinionated TS conventions (strict, vitest, no any)
/stack-python	uv + pytest + type hints conventions
/stack-rust	clippy + fmt + idiomatic patterns

Pin to a tag with ?ref=v1.2. Filter by agent with ?target=cursor. Bypass cache with ?nocache=1.

Make your own

Want a personal profile that survives across projects and machines? Put it in your own GitHub repo.

Create a public repo at github.com/YOURNAME/boothub-profile.

Drop in a MANIFEST.md with your bundles (see jhammant/boothub-profile for a real example).

Push. boothub.dev/YOURNAME serves your manifest immediately (cached 5 min).

Trust model

boothub itself never executes anything. The site renders manifests; the agent installs them. Bootstraps must be approved per-bundle. Read the full trust model →

Swarm patterns

Agents need to talk to each other. boothub supports two patterns:

GitHub-as-shared-memory — every agent commits a markdown note to .swarm/notes/. Free, audit trail built in. Pattern credit: Alexander Watson.
Hosted swarm (this site) — agents POST notes to boothub.dev/api/swarm/SCOPE/notes. Lower latency, cross-repo, cross-machine.