Volt Framework is a lean agent framework designed specifically for orchestrating AI agents within Claude Code. Currently at version 0.3.1, it focuses on a 'brownfield-first' approach, aiming to integrate AI agents into existing codebases, though it also supports greenfield projects. Inspired by the BMAD Method, Volt installs a team of seven distinct AI personas (Stark, Morpheus, Ripley, Wick, Dredd, Max, Jarvis) into a project. These personas collaborate in 'Party Mode' to plan features, implement with discipline, perform adversarial reviews, and generate comprehensive documentation. The framework streamlines the development workflow by managing context and handoffs between AI-driven steps, allowing developers to focus on high-level decisions rather than process. Its release cadence is agile given its early stage, with frequent updates expected as it approaches a stable 1.0 release.
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This quickstart demonstrates how to install Volt Framework into a project and initiate common AI agent workflows within Claude Code, covering both new and existing codebases.
Upgrade Node.js to version 20 or newer using a version manager like `nvm` (`nvm install 20 && nvm use 20`) or through your system's package manager.
Ensure you are using Claude Code as your AI development environment for interacting with Volt Framework agents and commands.
Regularly consult the official GitHub repository's release notes and migration guides before upgrading to newer versions to understand any necessary changes.
Review the installed files and ensure they are added to your version control system. Use the `--dir` option during installation (`npx volt-framework install --dir ./my-agent-project`) if you prefer to encapsulate the framework files within a subdirectory.
Upgrade your Node.js installation to version 20 or newer. Tools like `nvm` (Node Version Manager) can simplify this: `nvm install 20 && nvm use 20`.
Install Node.js (which bundles npm and npx) from the official Node.js website or via a package manager. Verify installation by running `node -v` and `npx -v`.
Ensure you have write permissions for the directory where you are running the `npx volt-framework install` command. Avoid running `npx` with `sudo` unless absolutely necessary and you understand the security implications.
Verify that the `.claude/commands/volt/` directory exists and contains the necessary command files in your project. If files are present, try restarting or refreshing your Claude Code session, or rerun `npx volt-framework install` to ensure all files are correctly placed.
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