agent-toolkit
Minimalistic skills and rules for AI coding agents that assist your daily work in any software engineering project
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 code, with a clean handoff at every step.
Triage the feedback your PR gets and review someone else's code.
A sub-agent with a clean context, seeing only the changeset, catches what the session that wrote the code misses.
See what auto-loads before you even type, and trim it without breaking anything.
Write skills and docs agents actually follow, and turn every correction into a lasting lesson.
No em dashes, no "this valuable feedback". Just what you would have written yourself, faster.
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