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Install HeadHunter

HeadHunter supports four targets. Pick yours:

Target Guide Validated against Minimum supported
Claude Code claude-code.md 2.1.220 2.0.0
Cursor cursor.md 3.14.7 3.14.7
Codex codex.md 0.146.0 0.40.0
OpenCode opencode.md 1.18.11 1.16.2

Machine-readable source of truth, including how each floor was derived: docs/engineering/build-and-release/platform-targets.json.

What each target gets

Component Claude Code Cursor Codex OpenCode
16 skills
14 subagents ⚠️ via adapters
Slash commands (/headhunter:apply) ❌ model-invoked
Hooks (hooks/hooks.json) ❌ none
Notion MCP server ⚠️ manual
Plugin manifest ❌ none needed
Marketplace install ❌ no marketplace
One-command update git pull

The CRM itself is plain Node — scripts/*.js run identically on every target, and data/ is shared. Only the agent surface differs.

⚠️ OpenCode needs two things done by hand: it does not read .mcp.json, and Claude agent frontmatter is incompatible with its schema (translated adapters are committed under .opencode/agent/). See opencode.md.

Manifests, by target

Target Marketplace manifest Plugin manifest
Claude Code .claude-plugin/marketplace.json .claude-plugin/plugin.json
Cursor the plugin manifest is imported directly .cursor-plugin/plugin.json
Codex .agents/plugins/marketplace.json .codex-plugin/plugin.json
OpenCode none opencode.json (skill paths only)

All three plugin manifests carry the same version — CI enforces it.

Standalone or via the catalog

This repo is its own marketplace on every target that has one, so it installs with no catalog dependency. It is also listed in the tamirs-plugins catalog, which is the more convenient path if you already use the other plugins in that family.

Common to every target

Whichever host you use, you need:

  • Node.js ≥ 18 — check with node --version. That is the only hard requirement.
  • No npm install — the CRM runs on Node's standard library alone.
  • Optional integrations (Notion, Google, Todoist, Twilio, LinkedIn) read credentials from a repo-root .env. Copy .env.example and fill in only what you use — every integration is opt-in and HeadHunter works fully without them.

Data lives in local JSON under data/ (gitignored). Point HEADHUNTER_DATA_DIR at a shared path to use the same pipeline from more than one host.