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Quick Start

Get Modula installed and ready to run its first task. Takes about five minutes if you already use a coding agent CLI.

Prerequisites

  • macOS, Windows, or Linux.
  • At least one supported coding agent CLI installed and logged in: Claude Code , Codex , or OpenCode .
  • A local git repository you want agents to work on.

Install Modula

Download Installer 

Grab the build for your platform, open the app, and follow the setup flow. Everything runs locally: one app, one local database, no cloud account.

Create a workspace

The setup flow first asks for a workspace. A workspace groups everything that works together: your projects, agents, providers, tasks, and the knowledge agents accumulate. Give it a name and you’re through.

Add a provider

Next, connect a provider: the coding agent CLI your agents will run on. Pick the type (Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode) and confirm its config directory; the default is right if you installed the CLI normally. You can add more providers later and mix them across agents.

Add a project

Finally, add a project: a git repository agents are allowed to work on. Point Modula at an existing repo on disk and pick its base branch, or clone one fresh from a git URL.

Agents work on isolated branches in worktrees under <project>/.worktrees/, so add .worktrees/ to the repo’s .gitignore.

That’s the whole setup. Your workspace comes with a default team of agents already wired into a working pipeline.

Run your first task

Follow Your First Task to take a task from ticket to merged code, or read the overview for the product model first.

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