Agents Kit

My skills for Claude Code.

Structure

agents-kit/
├── CLAUDE.md              # Core rules (behavior overrides)
├── skills/                # Shared skills
├── setup.sh               # Creates symlinks
└── README.md

After running setup.sh, symlinks are created:

~/.claude/CLAUDE.md              -> <repo>/CLAUDE.md
~/.claude/skills/_typescript/    -> <repo>/skills/_typescript/
~/.claude/skills/code-review/    -> <repo>/skills/code-review/
...                              # one symlink per skill

How It Works

The kit has two parts:

• CLAUDE.md — Behavioral overrides that aren't part of Claude's defaults (scope matching, git constraints, dependency rules). Loaded into every conversation.
• skills/ — Each skill is symlinked individually into ~/.claude/skills/. This lets you keep your own skills alongside the ones from this repo. Skills prefixed with _ are auto-applied by convention (see CLAUDE.md).

Note: If a skill with the same name already exists in ~/.claude/skills/, setup.sh will ask before overwriting.

Workflow

The skills follow a natural development workflow:

1. Understand — /explore — Explore how something works — code, libraries, APIs, concepts, or architecture. Also use before planning to surface constraints, blast radius, and known alternatives.
2. Plan — /design or /refactor — Break down a task into steps, compare approaches, and define scope before coding
3. Build — /implement — Write production-quality code following project patterns
4. Review — /code-review — Check for bugs, impact, and adherence to project patterns
5. Verify — /verify — Verify a reported issue is real, identify root cause, and assess severity

You don't need to use every step — pick whichever skills fit the task at hand.

Installation

git clone git@github.com:drimchansky/agents-kit.git
~/agents-kit/setup.sh

The repo can be cloned anywhere — setup.sh resolves its own location automatically.

To update later:

cd ~/agents-kit && git pull

No need to re-run setup.sh — symlinks point to the repo, so pulling updates the skills in place.