Display Name
agent-standards
Category
Tooling
Sub-Category
Tooling: Config Managers
Primary Link
https://github.com/Lukk17/agent-standards
Author Name
lukk17
Author Link
https://github.com/Lukk17
License
MIT
Other License
No response
Description
One upstream repo you import into any project with a single git checkout and refresh with git fetch, so your skills, subagents, MCP config, and OpenSpec scaffolding stay identical across every repo instead of drifting per-project. Ships canonical skills (symlinked into each tool), generated subagent trees for
- Claude Code,
- Kilo,
- OpenCode,
- Codex,
- Copilot.
Preflight gate enforced by a Claude Code hook. It is a drift-control mechanism for your own agent setup, not a marketplace.
Install:
add the repo as a remote, fetch, then git checkout the production dirs. Full steps in the README quickstart.
Uninstall:
git remote remove agent-standards, then delete the pulled directories and the copied AGENTS.md.
Validate Claims
Import via the quickstart. Open the project in Claude Code and confirm the skills resolve (the .claude/skills symlink points into .agents/skills/).
Specific Task(s)
Add a paginated REST endpoint to a fresh imported project. The preflight gate makes the agent name and load the owning skills (api-design, backend-patterns, coding-standards) before writing code, which steers it to problem+json errors, cursor pagination, and a matching test at the ~90% coverage bar.
Specific Prompt(s)
After importing, give Claude Code: "Add a paginated GET /markets endpoint that follows our standards." Expect it to open by naming the owning skills (api-design, backend-patterns), then implement with an application/problem+json error shape and a test that would fail without the change.
Additional Comments
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Display Name
agent-standards
Category
Tooling
Sub-Category
Tooling: Config Managers
Primary Link
https://github.com/Lukk17/agent-standards
Author Name
lukk17
Author Link
https://github.com/Lukk17
License
MIT
Other License
No response
Description
One upstream repo you import into any project with a single
git checkoutand refresh withgit fetch, so your skills, subagents, MCP config, and OpenSpec scaffolding stay identical across every repo instead of drifting per-project. Ships canonical skills (symlinked into each tool), generated subagent trees forPreflight gate enforced by a Claude Code hook. It is a drift-control mechanism for your own agent setup, not a marketplace.
Install:
add the repo as a remote, fetch, then git checkout the production dirs. Full steps in the README quickstart.
Uninstall:
git remote remove agent-standards, then delete the pulled directories and the copied AGENTS.md.
Validate Claims
Import via the quickstart. Open the project in Claude Code and confirm the skills resolve (the .claude/skills symlink points into .agents/skills/).
Specific Task(s)
Add a paginated REST endpoint to a fresh imported project. The preflight gate makes the agent name and load the owning skills (api-design, backend-patterns, coding-standards) before writing code, which steers it to problem+json errors, cursor pagination, and a matching test at the ~90% coverage bar.
Specific Prompt(s)
After importing, give Claude Code: "Add a paginated GET /markets endpoint that follows our standards." Expect it to open by naming the owning skills (api-design, backend-patterns), then implement with an application/problem+json error shape and a test that would fail without the change.
Additional Comments
No response
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