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Full reference for installing, configuring, and using Sigato - synced from the official README.
A minimal terminal coding agent with an Ink TUI. Chat with an AI that can read and edit code, search the web, run git/shell commands with approval, use MCP servers, load skills, schedule reminders, and orchestrate work through boss or multi-agent workflows.
npm install -g sigato sigato
git clone https://github.com/Nitinref/Sigato cd Sigato npm install npm run dev
Requires Node.js 20+.
Model refs use provider/model-id, for example anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6.
Interactive commands
Start a session, choose a mode, and hand tasks to Sigato with approvals when needed.
Voice input
Turn short natural-language requests into concrete terminal work.
Context compaction
Summarize decisions and preserve only the important state across longer runs.
Project rules
Set approval boundaries, coding style, and execution rules per project.
Permission presets
Build safe defaults for shell, browser, and edit actions across environments.
Build and Plan
Use a step-by-step orchestration flow for scoped terminal work.
Boss orchestrator
Keep a single boss agent in charge when you want direct control.
Multi-agent orchestrator
Split work across specialized agents that run side by side.
Browser automation
Open pages, click, type, and inspect browser state when a task needs the browser.
MCP configuration
Add MCP servers for services, data, and app-specific workflows.
Skills
Reuse skills for repeatable guided tasks across the product.
Configuration
Store keys, model refs, and defaults in environment variables or project config.
Environment variables
Set API keys and provider preferences in your shell or project environment.
Architecture
The UI is built for shell work, browser actions, and orchestration.
License
Keep Sigato open, scriptable, and easy to modify for your team.
CLI preview
$ sigato $ sigato --help $ sigato docs