agent-toolkit
Minimalistic skills and rules for AI coding agents that assist your daily work in any software engineering project
On Claude Code it also adds a hook that pulls the repo and reruns your install once a day, so
your skills and rules follow the repo. Turn it off with
./install.sh --no-auto-update.
Other ways to install: agentwheel · skills.sh · Claude Code plugin · README →
This toolkit is entirely open source and free to use. Give us a star on GitHub to support us.
Different projects, same repetitive tasks
- Every project is a different world tech stacks, trackers, conventions, AI adoption
- Yet the daily tasks repeat everywhere fetch a ticket, refine it, plan, review, reply
- agent-toolkit lets AI assist exactly those generic skills that can be used in any project
"I kept rebuilding the same AI setup in every project, so I built one that works everywhere."
Several groups of skills
Turn a ticket into requirements, a plan, then reviewed code, with a clean handoff at every step.
Triage the feedback your PR gets, review someone else's code, and decide whether it merges.
A sub-agent with a clean context sees your changes but not the reasoning behind them, so it catches what the session that wrote them misses.
Give your project a lean agent setup, see what auto-loads before you even type, and trim it.
Write skills and docs agents actually follow, and turn every correction into a lasting lesson.
Texts that sound like you typed them, and explanations people understand on the first read, even in a second language.
Looking for one skill by name? Every skill and rule →
Core ideas behind every skill
A toolkit, not a framework
Great frameworks exist that auto-activate around everything you do. This one deliberately takes the other road:
- a whole methodology
- the agent drives
- fuller context, less to remember
- use only the parts you need
- you drive, the agent assists
- lean context, predictable behavior
Optional and not installed by default: get them all with
./install-opinionated-rules.sh
or pick only the ones you want. Examples:
- git-read-only-by-default no commits, pushes or resets unless you asked for them
- no-ai-attribution your work stays yours: no AI co-author, no "generated with" footer
- no-nonsense-comments only comments a future reader with zero context still needs
Not a native English speaker? One more rule makes your agent talk to you in your own language, while everything it writes into the project stays in English. Get the use-my-mothertongue rule →