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Inspired by the Noisy Cricket — agent primitives that punch far above their weight.

_{Works with Claude Code + Antigravity — see compatibility}

Inspired by the iconic noisy cricket from Men in Black, Crickets is a tactical suite of agent primitives engineered to punch far above their weight. Skills, sub-agents, hooks — grouped into native plugins for Claude Code and Antigravity, generated from a single source of truth. The execution engine behind Agent M — the primitives you carry into any project to make the system work.

Agent M holds the phase-gated workflow, auto-recall, and on-disk state — the structural backend. Crickets holds everything that rides on top.

Latest: v3.0 — Native host plugins from a single source of truth (#40). The bespoke install.sh dispatcher is gone: customizations are authored once under src/<group>/, and scripts/generate.py emits committed native plugins under dist/ for both hosts, served via each host's marketplace. Install with one line, the marketplace, or a manual --plugin-dir — see the install how-to. The architecture + decisions live in ADR 0013 / 0014 / 0015. Release notes · Native-plugins HLD · CHANGELOG

What's inside

Four functional plugins (groups), seven primitives — each authored once in src/<group>/ and emitted as a native plugin per host.

Plugin	Primitives
developer (base)	kill-switch + steer + commit-on-stop hooks · evaluator sub-agent
github-ci	dependabot-fixer skill
pii	pii-scrubber skill
wiki	diataxis-evaluator sub-agent

• kill-switch — operator emergency halt: touch .harness/STOP → next PreToolUse halts the tool call (Claude Code; advisory-only on Antigravity — see Compatibility).
• steer — mid-run redirect: write .harness/STEER.md → injected into context, then archived.
• commit-on-stop — safety snapshot of a dirty tree to a side ref on Stop; never touches your branch.
• evaluator / diataxis-evaluator — read-only fresh-context graders (PASS / NEEDS_WORK).
• pii-scrubber / dependabot-fixer — the PII guardrail skill + the Dependabot-PR repair skill.

How it works