cat project.json
At a glance
- Creator and maintainer: Seth Hobson (wshobson)
- Current scope: 92 plugins, 202 agents, 181 skills, 105 commands, and 16 orchestrators
- Supported environments: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity CLI, and GitHub Copilot
- Distribution model: isolated, composable plugins installed only when needed
- License: MIT
cat architecture.md
How it works
The repository keeps the reusable instructions in Markdown and converts them into the native conventions expected by each supported harness. A plugin can combine specialist agents, task skills, slash commands, and orchestration patterns without requiring the full marketplace to be loaded into every session.
The plugin structure keeps context focused. Users select the capability they need, and maintainers can update one shared source for every agent environment.
ls capabilities/
Capability coverage
| Area | Representative work |
|---|---|
| Software delivery | Architecture, implementation, testing, debugging, and code review workflows |
| Security | Threat modeling, attack-path analysis, vulnerability triage, and validation |
| Data and AI | Data engineering, model workflows, retrieval systems, and evaluation |
| Operations | Incident response, observability, deployment, and infrastructure tasks |
| Plugin quality | Evaluation and improvement tools for agents, skills, and complete plugins |
run install
Start with the marketplace
Claude Code users can register the repository as a marketplace, then install only the plugins relevant to the current task:
/plugin marketplace add wshobson/agentsFor the full plugin catalog, harness-specific installation details, and component source, use the canonical GitHub repository.
ls related/