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Han-Solo Installer

Interactive installer for Han-Solo Claude Code tools with a beautiful terminal UI.

🚀 Quick Start

Run the installer directly with npx (no installation required):

npx han-solo-installer

✨ Features

Beautiful TUI - Modern terminal interface with colors and ASCII art
Interactive Selection - Choose components with arrow keys and checkboxes
Smart Profiles - Pre-configured profiles for different workflows
Flexible Installation - Install globally or per-project
Auto-Download - Automatically fetches latest files from GitHub
No Dependencies - Runs temporarily via npx

📦 Installation Options

Project Installation (Recommended)

Installs to .claude/ in current directory:

npx han-solo-installer
# Select "Project" when prompted

Global Installation

Installs to ~/.claude/ for all projects:

npx han-solo-installer
# Select "Global" when prompted

🎯 Profiles

Solo Developer

Full suite for independent development:

Commands (/ship, /launch, /scrub, /health)
Agents (git-shipper)
Status Lines
Utility Scripts

Team Workflow

Collaborative development tools:

Commands
Agents
Git Hooks

Minimal

Essential commands only:

Commands

Custom

Choose your own components

🎨 Components

Commands - Core workflow commands (/ship, /launch, /scrub, /health)
Agents - Specialized sub-agents for complex tasks
Status Lines - Real-time git status indicators
Scripts - Utility scripts and helpers
Hooks - Git hooks for pre-commit and pre-push

🔧 Advanced Usage

Run Specific Version

npx han-solo-installer@1.0.0

Use with Node

const HanSoloInstaller = require('han-solo-installer');
const installer = new HanSoloInstaller();
installer.run();

📚 Documentation

For more information about Han-Solo:

📄 License

MIT