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Getting Started

Command Center AI adds AI capabilities to an application that uses the Command Center SDK: a conversation with a Main Sequence Agent, the right rail and the expanded rail that hold it, agent sessions, and model provider settings. Its agent skill is use-command-center-ai.

Install​

Check that the registry has a version whose peer range includes the application's SDK, then install both and refresh the agent skills:

npm view @dev-mainsequence/command-center-ai peerDependencies --json
npm install @dev-mainsequence/command-center-ai @dev-mainsequence/command-center-sdk react react-dom
npx command-center-ai skills install --path .

The SDK, React, and React DOM are peers, so the application has exactly one of each. Never install a second SDK or pass --legacy-peer-deps. Import only @dev-mainsequence/command-center-ai and @dev-mainsequence/command-center-ai/styles.css.

The agent skills​

Installation copies version-matched skills into .agents/skills/command-center-ai/, the way the SDK copies its own into .agents/skills/command-center/. Refresh them explicitly when lifecycle scripts were disabled:

npx command-center-ai skills install --path . --dry-run
npx command-center-ai skills install --path .

The namespace belongs to the package: each install removes what the package no longer ships and records the version in PINNED_FROM.txt. Keep the application's own guidance in another namespace. See the agent scaffold and the CLI.

Upgrade with the SDK​

While the SDK is 0.x, each SDK minor needs a Command Center AI release whose peer range accepts it, and a 0.0.x version of this package matches only itself. Upgrade the two together, then refresh the skills and run the application's checks, including command-center-sdk theme audit.

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