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@pedroct/kit-agentes
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A Codex-first project template for dev tools teams, with Skills, Agents, and Workflows.
/plan build X..agents/skills/ as needed.Use the CLI to scaffold a new kit from this template:
npx @pedroct/kit-agentes init my-kit
You can also install globally:
npm install -g @pedroct/kit-agentes
kit-agentes init my-kit
Options:
--force overwrite an existing non-empty directorynpm login --scope=@pedroct --registry=https://registry.npmjs.orgNPM_TOKEN in your CI secrets (used by .npmrc).npm version patch|minor|majornpm publish (uses publishConfig.access=public).AGENTS.md core instructions and registry of skills, agents, workflows..agents/skills/ Codex-compatible skills.agents/ persona briefs.workflows/ step-by-step procedures for slash commands..agents/skills/<skill-name>/.SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter containing name and description..agents/skills/ tracked in git so Codex can read them.FAQs
Codex-ready dev tools kit with Skills, Agents, and Workflows.
We found that @pedroct/kit-agentes demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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