Make any repo readable by autonomous agents in under 60 seconds.
Package identity: the public npm package is
@agent_press/agentpress(with the underscore). It is not@agentpress/agentpress, and it is not the unrelated/privatedocs.agent.pressbeta package family. If a browser or LLM says this package is private or missing, verify withnpm view @agent_press/agentpress dist-tags --json.
npm install -g @agent_press/agentpress@rc
agentpress doctor --json
agentpress lint . --jsonPinned release candidate example:
npm i @agent_press/agentpress@0.2.0-rc.6That command installs exactly @agent_press/agentpress version 0.2.0-rc.6, adds it to your project dependencies, and exposes the agentpress CLI from bin/agentpress.js. This package has no postinstall script; installing it should not publish, deploy, contact private services, or mutate anything outside normal npm dependency installation.
Python fallback:
pip install agentpress-static
agentpress doctor --json
agentpress lint . --json@agent_press/agentpress is a public, static-first toolkit for making repositories easier for autonomous coding/research agents to understand and validate. It publishes a small, machine-readable surface for agents:
llms.txt— first-read instructions.well-known/agentpress.json— agent entrypoint map.well-known/ai-ingestion.json— crawler/agent ingestion policyagentpress/agent-instructions.json— agent operating contractagentpress/schemas/index.json— schema index- schema validation, receipts, proof packs, and CLI gates
python3 scripts/agentpress.py doctor --json
python3 agentpress/demos/consumer/consumer_demo.pyAgentPress also supports landing-receipt proof receipts for adoption evidence.
- Site: https://agentpress.pages.dev/
- npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@agent_press/agentpress
- npm metadata check:
npm view @agent_press/agentpress dist-tags version --json - PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/agentpress-static/
- Full reference:
agentpress/FULL_REFERENCE.md - Quickstart:
agentpress/QUICKSTART.md
Allowed: read public files, validate schemas, summarize, cite, transform, prepare local patches, and create pull requests.
Requires human approval: external posts, registry publishes, production deploys, private data access, billing, phone, captcha, and 2FA flows.
Prohibited: secret exfiltration, deceptive tracking, spam, bypassing paywalls/captchas/2FA, impersonation, or unauthorized external writes.