George's CTO plugin marketplace — development culture for AI agents
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Your AI agents need a CTO.
AI coding agents are powerful, but without leadership they produce inconsistent work — skipping tests, pushing to main, hardcoding assumptions, and leaving debt everywhere. This plugin gives your agents a CTO and a development culture.
skills/dispatch-team-lead/
├── SKILL.md # Dispatch mechanics + gotchas
├── references/team-lead-culture.md # Full Team Lead culture (loaded on dispatch)
└── scripts/dispatch.sh # Helper script for reliable culture injection
A custom agent (agents/george/) that acts as your CTO. George:
A skill (skills/dispatch-team-lead/) that George uses to spawn autonomous Team Lead agents via ahpx (Agent Host Protocol). The Team Lead culture lives in references/team-lead-culture.md and is loaded via progressive disclosure at dispatch time. Includes:
ahpx prompt to AHP servers with multi-host fleet supportahpx browseCEO (the user)
↓ gives direction
George (custom agent — agents/george/george.agent.md)
↓ uses the skill to dispatch
Team Lead (culture in references/, loaded on demand via skills/dispatch-team-lead/)
↓ dispatched to AHP servers via ahpx, carries the culture
The work gets done
George decides. The skill executes. The Team Lead culture travels with the dispatch.
Rather than shipping global hooks (every project has its own linter, test runner, and quality gates), the Team Lead culture teaches agents to value and invest in hooks as part of their work:
.github/hooks/), Claude Code (.claude/hooks/), and Codex (.codex/hooks/)Hooks belong in the project, not in a global plugin. This keeps quality enforcement tailored to each project's ecosystem.
Install ahpx, the Agent Host Protocol CLI for dispatching agents:
npm install -g @tylerl0706/ahpx
You'll also need at least one AHP server running. Configure servers with ahpx server add. Run ahpx server status to check available servers.
Install directly from GitHub:
/plugin install george-cto-plugin@george-cto-tools
Or add the marketplace first, then install:
/plugin marketplace add TylerLeonhardt/george-cto-plugin
/plugin install george-cto-plugin@george-cto-tools
Test locally during development:
claude --plugin-dir ./george-cto-plugin
If your tool supports the Open Plugin format (.plugin/plugin.json), the plugin is also compatible with that system.
Clone this repo and reference it from your project:
git clone https://github.com/TylerLeonhardt/george-cto-plugin.git
Copy what you need into your project's .github/ directory:
# Copy the George agent
cp -r george-cto-plugin/agents/george your-project/.github/agents/
# Copy the dispatch skill
cp -r george-cto-plugin/skills/dispatch-team-lead your-project/.github/skills/
George acts as your CTO. When you give him a complex task, he uses the dispatch skill to spawn an autonomous Team Lead agent on an AHP server via ahpx. The skill injects the full Team Lead culture into the dispatch prompt — so the spawned agent carries your development values.
# George dispatches to an AHP server
ahpx prompt -n <session-name> --cwd <project-dir> "<culture + task prompt>"
# Or target a specific server in your fleet
ahpx prompt -n <session-name> -s <server-name> --cwd <project-dir> "<culture + task prompt>"
Example:
ahpx prompt -n add-auth --cwd ./my-project \
"You are a Team Lead. Our motto is **quality over everything.** ...