Getting Started
Install Waves, configure your first project, and learn the daily workflow that keeps your AI agent productive across sessions.
Install in 60 Seconds — Free Forever
Option 1: Homebrew (Recommended)
brew tap exovian-developments/waves
brew install waves
# Initialize in your project
cd your-project
waves init
# Then in Claude Code:
/waves:project-init
Option 2: Claude Desktop Plugin
Download waves.plugin from GitHub Releases and double-click to install in Claude Desktop. The plugin auto-loads your project context on session start.
waves.plugin from GitHub Releases/waves:project-init to configure your projectOption 3: Manual Installation
git clone https://github.com/exovian-developments/waves.git
# Copy commands to your project
mkdir -p your-project/.claude/commands
cp -r waves/.claude/commands/* your-project/.claude/commands/
# Copy schemas to your project
mkdir -p your-project/ai_files/schemas
cp waves/schemas/*.json your-project/ai_files/schemas/
After Installation
Run these two commands to get your project fully configured:
/waves:project-init
Sets up your preferences and project context
/waves:manifest-create
Analyzes your codebase and creates the project manifest
From this point on, every AI agent that reads your project will understand its architecture, conventions, and history.
What a Typical Day Looks Like
Pick up where you left off
/waves:logbook-update FEAT-42.json
The AI reads your logbook, shows what was completed yesterday, what's blocked, and what's next. No context re-establishment needed.
Implement with guardrails
/waves:objectives-implement FEAT-42.json
The agent implements the next objective following your project rules. The code auditor checks compliance automatically. Code passes review on the first try.
Document progress
/waves:logbook-update FEAT-42.json
Saves progress, decisions, and findings. History auto-compacts when entries exceed 20. Tomorrow's session starts with full context.
Generate resolution
/waves:resolution-create FEAT-42
Auto-generates a ticket resolution document from your logbook. What was done, why, and how — ready for your team or your future self.