kirodotdev/KiroCrew
Position in GitHub’s trending lists for this Python project, facts from the GitHub API and the README, and the star history this site has recorded since it was first seen.
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A persistent workspace for development work that self-improves and continues beyond one session.
Install command found in the README
docker run -d --name kirocrew \Where it is trending
| List | Position | Stars gained |
|---|---|---|
| python, today | #6 | +19 today |
Star history recorded by this site
One reading per day since Oct 30, 2026, the first day this repository was seen in a trending list. A chart is drawn once three days have been recorded.
- 4,679+15
- 4,664
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Positions, star totals and “stars gained” are the ones GitHub published, read at Oct 31, 2026, 07:00 UTC. The README paragraph and the install command are copied automatically and are not reviewed.
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How many stars does kirodotdev/KiroCrew have?
4,679 stars and 914 forks when GitHub’s trending page was read on Oct 31, 2026, 07:00 UTC. GitHub reported 19 new stars for the period of the list it appears in.
What is kirodotdev/KiroCrew written in, and under which license?
GitHub classifies it as Python. Its license, as reported by the GitHub API, is Apache-2.0.
How do I install kirodotdev/KiroCrew?
Its README gives this command: docker run -d --name kirocrew \. It is copied automatically; check the repository before running it.