Getting Started
Get CCCC running in 10 minutes.
Choose Your Approach
CCCC offers two ways to get started:
Web UI Quick Start
Recommended for most users
- Visual interface for managing agents
- Point-and-click configuration
- Real-time terminal view
- Mobile-friendly
CLI Quick Start
For terminal enthusiasts
- Full control via command line
- Scriptable and automatable
- Great for CI/CD integration
- Power user features
Docker Deployment
For servers and teams
- One-command deployment
- Pre-installed AI agent CLIs
- Persistent data with volumes
- Docker Compose and K8s ready
Prerequisites
Both approaches require:
- Python 3.9+ installed
- At least one AI agent CLI:
- Claude Code (recommended)
- Codex CLI
- GitHub Copilot CLI
- Or any other supported runtime
Installation
Upgrading from older versions
If you have an older version of cccc-pair installed (e.g., 0.3.x), you must uninstall it first:
bash
# For pipx users
pipx uninstall cccc-pair
# For pip users
pip uninstall cccc-pair
# Remove any leftover binaries if needed
rm -f ~/.local/bin/cccc ~/.local/bin/ccccdVersion 0.4.x Breaking Changes
Version 0.4.x has a completely different command structure from 0.3.x. The old init, run, bridge commands are replaced with attach, daemon, mcp, etc.
From PyPI
bash
pip install -U cccc-pairFrom TestPyPI (for explicit RC testing)
bash
pip install -U --pre \
--index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple \
--extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple \
cccc-pairFrom Source
bash
git clone https://github.com/ChesterRa/cccc
cd cccc
pip install -e .Verify Installation
bash
cccc doctorThis checks Python version, available runtimes, and system configuration.
Next Steps
- Web UI Quick Start - Get started with the visual interface
- CLI Quick Start - Get started with the command line
- Docker Deployment - Deploy CCCC in a Docker container
- SDK Overview - Integrate CCCC into external apps/services
- Use Cases - Learn high-ROI real-world patterns
- Operations Runbook - Run CCCC with operator-grade reliability
- Positioning - Decide where CCCC should sit in your stack