Getting Started

Zero to Productive in 10 Minutes

Install GritFlow, create your first context bucket, and experience AI that actually understands your project.

5 Steps to Context Engineering Mastery

GritFlow extends Claude Code, Anthropic's official CLI. If you don't have it yet, install it first.

Terminal

npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

Requires Node.js 18+ and an Anthropic API key

Add GritFlow to your project to unlock context engineering capabilities.

Terminal

npx gritflow init

This creates a .gritflow folder in your project with configuration files

Context Buckets organize your knowledge by domain. Let's create one for your project.

Terminal

gritflow bucket create "Project Documentation" --path ./docs

Buckets can contain markdown files, code examples, and any text-based content

Grit Monitors track long-term goals across your AI sessions. Define what matters.

Terminal

gritflow monitor create "Code Quality" --goal "All functions have JSDoc comments"

Monitors persist across 100+ prompts, ensuring consistency

Queue a task through PromptHub and watch GritFlow inject your context automatically.

Terminal

gritflow prompt "Add error handling to the login function"

Your context buckets and monitors are automatically included

You've got the basics. Now dive deeper into the features that make GritFlow powerful.

Deep dive into organizing your AI memory

Structured workflow for complex projects

Programmatic access to GritFlow

Tips from power users

Watch Bryan set up GritFlow from scratch in this 8-minute tutorial.

Video coming soon

Join our Discord community for real-time help, or browse the documentation for detailed guides.