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Skill AKSoftCode/aicrew/codex-skills/aicrew-agent-kit

TDD-first AI dev pipeline for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI & Antigravity. /dev /fix /quick + token-saving hooks. npx aicrew install

Install
npx -y skills add AKSoftCode/aicrew --skill aicrew-agent-kit

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Scaffold the agent-kit — a shared Cursor .mdc rules layout with symlinks across repos.

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aicrew-agent-kit (Codex)

Use when: you want a single source of truth for Cursor .mdc rules shared across multiple repos via symlinks.

Equivalent actions

MethodCommand
CLIaicrew agent-kit init [path]
Codex skillaicrew-agent-kit (this skill)
Claude Code slash/agent-kit

Default output

Caveman/lean style. See ~/Agents/agents/caveman.md.

What it does

Scaffolds a standalone agent-kit/ directory (default: ./agent-kit) containing:

  • A central cursor-rules/ folder with .mdc rule files
  • A setup.sh that symlinks these rules into each repo's .cursor/rules/
  • A README.md with usage instructions

Once set up, run setup.sh from any repo to get the latest rules without copying files.

Steps (when running in Codex)

  1. Decide the target path (e.g., ~/agent-kit for cross-repo sharing or ./agent-kit for project-local)
  2. Run: npx aicrew agent-kit init ~/agent-kit
  3. Edit ~/agent-kit/cursor-rules/ with your .mdc rules
  4. In each repo: bash ~/agent-kit/setup.sh

After scaffold

# Symlink rules into a repo
cd /path/to/your/repo
bash ~/agent-kit/setup.sh

Your .cursor/rules/ will contain symlinks to ~/agent-kit/cursor-rules/*.mdc. Edit once in ~/agent-kit/, all repos pick it up instantly.

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