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agent-skills

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SUMMARY

Agent skills for coding workflow

README.md

agent-skills

Install standardized AI agent workflow skills and shared rules-file content into any repository with a single command.

Supports 40 AI coding agents including Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Cline, Roo Code, and more.

Languages: English | Tiếng Việt

What it does

Running the installer:

  1. Lets you select which agents to configure (auto-detects already-installed agents)
  2. Lets you choose whether the skills are installed as symlinks or copied files
  3. Installs workflow skills into each agent's skills directory via the Vercel skills CLI
  4. Injects shared agent instructions (AGENTS.md) into each agent's rules file using idempotent markers

Installation

Interactive (recommended)

npx @buiducnhat/agent-skills@latest

Walks you through agent selection and install mode (symlink or copy).

Non-interactive (CI / automation)

npx @buiducnhat/agent-skills@latest --non-interactive

Skips all prompts and installs skills for all agents.

Via shell script

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/buiducnhat/agent-skills/main/install.sh | bash

Checks for Node.js 18+ and runs the installer automatically.

Global install

npx @buiducnhat/agent-skills@latest --global

Installs skills to your home directory (~/<agent>/skills/) so they are available across all projects.

Interactive walkthrough

┌  Agent Skills Installer
│
◇  Select agents to install skills for:
│  ◼ Claude Code  ◼ Cursor  ◻ Windsurf  ...
│
◇  How should the skills be installed?
│  ● Symlink (recommended)  ○ Copy
│
◇  Installing skills via skills CLI...
│
◇  Installation complete!
│
│  What was set up:
│    CLAUDE.md             - updated
│
│  Agent configurations updated for:
│    - claude-code
│    - cursor
│
└  Done! Your AI agent skills are ready.

CLI options

Flag Description
--non-interactive Skip prompts; install all skills to all agents
--copy Copy skill files instead of symlinking
-g, --global Install to ~/ instead of the current directory
-h, --help Show help
-v, --version Show version

Repository workflow skills

This repository currently defines eight first-party workflow skills, with four additional skills pinned in skills-lock.json (bootstrap, fix, review, and skill-creator from anthropics/skills):

Skill Description
ask Ask clarifying questions to gather requirements and context
as-fix Diagnose and resolve bugs with root-cause analysis and verification
as-review Review uncommitted changes with codebase context and severity levels
brainstorm Explore ideas and break down complex problems before planning
docs Initialize (--init) or update (--update) project documentation
execute-plan Execute written plans systematically with checkpoints
quick-implement Rapid implementation for small, well-scoped changes
write-plan Create detailed implementation plans with phases and tasks

Recommended workflow sequences

Init documentations

/docs --init # or /docs --update for updating existing docs

Complex or ambiguous tasks

brainstorm → write-plan → execute-plan

Use when requirements are unclear or multiple approaches are possible.

# Step 1 — explore and define the design
/brainstorm add dark mode support

# Agent clarifies requirements, proposes approaches, writes:
#   docs/brainstorms/260306-1430-dark-mode/SUMMARY.md
# Then prompts: "Proceed to write-plan?"

# Step 2 — create a phased implementation plan
/write-plan

# Agent reads the brainstorm, writes:
#   docs/plans/260306-1445-dark-mode/SUMMARY.md
#   docs/plans/260306-1445-dark-mode/phase-01-tokens.md
#   docs/plans/260306-1445-dark-mode/phase-02-components.md
# Ends with: "Use /clear then /execute-plan docs/plans/... to execute"

# Step 3 — execute the approved plan in a fresh context
/clear
/execute-plan docs/plans/260306-1445-dark-mode/SUMMARY.md

Well-defined features or large refactors

write-plan → execute-plan

Use when the task is clear but too large or risky to implement without a plan.

# Step 1 — plan the work
/write-plan migrate auth to JWT

# Agent writes:
#   docs/plans/260306-1020-jwt-auth/SUMMARY.md
#   docs/plans/260306-1020-jwt-auth/phase-01-schema.md
#   docs/plans/260306-1020-jwt-auth/phase-02-middleware.md
# Ends with: "Use /clear then /execute-plan docs/plans/... to execute"

# Step 2 — execute in a fresh context
/clear
/execute-plan docs/plans/260306-1020-jwt-auth/SUMMARY.md

Small tasks and quick fixes

quick-implement

Use for small, well-scoped changes where a formal plan would be overhead.

# Implement directly — no plan needed
/quick-implement add a tooltip to the submit button

Bug fixes

as-fix

Use when you have a concrete error, failing test, or unexpected behavior to diagnose.

/as-fix TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined at checkout.ts:42

# For simple bugs: agent diagnoses, applies fix, verifies
# For complex bugs: agent stops and routes to write-plan

Supported agents

View all 40 supported agents

AdaL, Amp, Antigravity, Augment, Claude Code, Cline, CodeBuddy, Codex, Command Code, Continue, Cortex Code, Crush, Cursor, Droid, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Goose, iFlow CLI, Junie, Kilo Code, Kimi Code CLI, Kiro CLI, Kode, MCPJam, Mistral Vibe, Mux, Neovate, OpenClaw, OpenCode, OpenHands, Pi, Pochi, Qoder, Qwen Code, Replit, Roo Code, Trae, Trae CN, Windsurf, Zencoder

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • git available in PATH
  • Network access (to clone templates from GitHub)

Re-running the installer

Re-running is safe. Rules injection is idempotent — the existing content between markers is replaced without duplication. New agents can be added to an existing setup at any time.

Release

Tag pushes matching v* trigger the GitHub Actions workflow .github/workflows/release.yml to publish @buiducnhat/agent-skills to npm automatically.

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