Agent Company
This repository is a company package with department-level plugins for Claude, Codex, and Cursor.
This repo is structured so people can use it in multiple ways:
- As a Claude Code plugin system through the root marketplace plus department plugins
- As a skill collection via Vercel's
npx skills
- In Codex
- In OpenClaw
- By cloning the repo and loading it manually
- By copying only the folders you want with shell scripts
- By installing only individual skills, agents, or commands
The active departments are:
learning-systemmarketingsalesengineeringproductbusiness-ops
The active agents are:
sales-prospectingexecutivedeep-researchfinancial-analystgrowth-leadprincipal-engineervp-of-operations
Install
Install matrix
| Method | Best for | Installs |
|---|
| Claude Code marketplace + department plugin | Full repo with department plugins, teams, and shared references | Marketplace plus department plugin |
npx skills | Cross-agent skill install | Skills only |
| Codex manual install | One skill or a small set of skills | Skills only |
Codex $skill-installer | Direct GitHub skill install inside Codex | Individual skills |
| OpenClaw manual install | Local runtime skill folders | Skills, optionally agents/commands |
| Git clone | Local development, forking, direct loading | Everything |
| Symlink / shell copy | Selective local installs | Individual folders |
| Sparse checkout | Pull only specific folders from Git | Individual folders |
1. Claude Code plugin
Use this when you want the full repo: root marketplace, department plugins, teams, references, commands, hooks, agents, and skills.
Claude now installs departments through the root marketplace at .claude-plugin/marketplace.json.
Local development
Run Claude against the department you want to work with:
claude --plugin-dir /absolute/path/to/repo/engineering
claude --plugin-dir /absolute/path/to/repo/marketing
claude --plugin-dir /absolute/path/to/repo/business-ops
Persistent install
Clone the repo once, then add the marketplace and install the department plugin you want:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/plugins
git clone https://github.com/alvarovillalbaa/plugins.git ~/.claude/plugins/agent-company
Inside Claude:
/plugin marketplace add /absolute/path/to/repo
/plugin install engineering@agent-company
/plugin install sales@agent-company
If the repo is hosted on GitHub, the flow is:
/plugin marketplace add alvarovillalbaa/plugins
/plugin install engineering@agent-company
/plugin install sales@agent-company
Update
cd ~/.claude/plugins/agent-company && git pull
2. Vercel npx skills
Use this when you want portable skill installation across supported agents.
Because the repo is now department-scoped, install from a department path or from a published skill repo that mirrors one skill.
Install from a local department path
npx -y skills add ./engineering
npx -y skills add ./marketing
Install all skills from selected departments globally
npx -y skills add -g ./engineering
npx -y skills add -g ./business-ops
Install for a specific agent
npx -y skills add -a codex ./engineering
npx -y skills add -a claude-code ./marketing
Install only selected skills
If your npx skills workflow accepts direct folder targets, point it at the skill folder:
npx -y skills add ./marketing/skills/seo-and-geo
npx -y skills add ./sales/skills/prospect-research
Install from a cloned local path
git clone https://github.com/alvarovillalbaa/plugins.git
cd plugins
npx -y skills add ./engineering
3. Codex
You still have the same three practical options: install via npx skills, install an individual skill manually, or use Codex $skill-installer.
Option A: install through npx skills
npx -y skills add -a codex ./engineering
npx -y skills add -a codex ./marketing
Option B: install a single skill manually
Copy a skill folder into your local Codex skills directory.
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
cp -R marketing/skills/seo-and-geo ~/.codex/skills/
cp -R engineering/skills/agentic-development ~/.codex/skills/
cp -R business-ops/skills/finances ~/.codex/skills/
Option C: install a single skill with Codex's skill installer
Inside Codex, use $skill-installer for repository-backed installs.
$skill-installer
If you want a skill from this repo, prompt the installer to fetch the skill from its new department path:
