By drimchansky
A personal agents kit for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents.
Use when asked to explore, explain, walk through, describe, teach, or analyze any software engineering topic — code, libraries, APIs, protocols, concepts, or architecture.
Use when asked to fact-check, verify, or validate factual claims against trustworthy sources on the internet — not against the model's pretraining data.
Use when asked to implement, execute, run, or carry out a plan from `.agents/tasks/<slug>/`.
Use when asked to plan, design, architect, scope, or break down a feature or change before implementation.
Use when asked to proofread, check, review, or polish a message, email, or piece of writing.
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A personal kit for working with Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents.
Install via the plugin marketplace from inside Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add drimchansky/agents-kit
/plugin install agents-kit@drimchansky-agents-kit
For local development against an unreleased clone: claude --plugin-dir /path/to/agents-kit.
For Codex or non-plugin install of Claude Code, see docs/manual-install.md.
Skills are organized into two groups: an engineering workflow (9 skills) that shapes the development loop, and a set of utilities (3 skills) for ad-hoc tasks.
The workflow runs roughly in order, but you don't need every step — pick whichever fits the task.
explore — Understand existing code or context before changing it. Example: /explore how does the retry queue work?refine-idea — Sharpen a rough idea before planning — assumptions, MVP scope, "Not Doing" list. Example: /refine-idea add a draft mode to the editorresume-task — Brief on, resume, or hand off a task — read .agents/tasks/<slug>/ and report in chat. Example: /resume-task auth-jwt-migrationplan-task — A change is non-trivial and needs a contract. Writes paired .agents/tasks/<slug>/<task-slug>.spec.md (acceptance criteria) and <task-slug>.plan.md (steps). Example: /plan-task migrate auth to JWTreview-plan — Confirm the implementation direction is right and still in sync with CONTEXT.md, the spec, and the current codebase; surface any drift between plan assumptions and code reality. Example: /review-plan auth-jwt-migrationimplement-plan — A validated plan is ready to ship. Marks steps [x], writes a *.result.md, and runs an acceptance gate against the spec before flipping the plan to done. Example: /implement-plan auth-jwt-migrationreview-code — Code is written and needs an audit before merge — bugs, blast radius, pattern fit. Example: /review-codeverify-issue — A reported bug needs to be confirmed and root-caused before a fix. Example: /verify-issue users see 500 on signupreview-docs — Audit a doc against the codebase and surface stale references, gaps, and drift. Applies fixes only when you ask after seeing the review. Example: /review-docs READMErefine-idea, plan-task, review-plan, and implement-plan share a directory-based contract that lets them hand off cleanly; resume-task reads from the same directory but never mutates it. Each effort lives in .agents/tasks/<slug>/ with a shared CONTEXT.md, paired *.spec.md + *.plan.md files, and append-only *.result.md records. The spec carries the acceptance criteria; implement-plan runs an acceptance gate against it before flipping the plan to done.
See docs/task-directories.md for the full contract.
The kit ships domain checklists in references/engineering/ that engineering skills (especially implement-plan and review-code) consult when relevant.
See docs/reference-checklists.md for the list and conventions.
Standalone skills that aren't tied to the engineering loop:
proofread — Polishing a message, email, or piece of writing for grammar, clarity, and factual accuracy. Example: /proofread (paste text)translate — Moving content between languages while preserving tone and context. Example: /translate to Spanishfact-check — Verifying factual claims against trustworthy live sources on the internet — not against pretraining. Example: /fact-check (paste claim)For details on how skills load shared rules and how setup.sh orchestrates the install, see docs/how-it-works.md.
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