dev-tools

Agent Extensions

Curated reusable agent skills and integrations published in host-native formats. Shared skills live in the skills/ submodule; host-specific packaging for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, pi.dev, and OpenCode lives in this repository.

Installation

Codex

See docs/codex.md for installation, the native Codex marketplace model, and the bundle layout.

Claude Code

1. Enable the marketplace

/plugin marketplace add nq-rdl/agent-extensions

2. Navigate to /plugin and enable bundles

Gemini CLI

gemini extensions add nq-rdl/agent-extensions

See docs/local-testing.md for local/devcontainer install.

pi.dev and OpenCode

TBA.

Agent File Management

This repo follows two conventions for top-level agent context files. The third one is intentionally different from how most repos handle it:

• AGENTS.md — single source of truth for agent contributor guidance.
• CLAUDE.md → symlink to AGENTS.md. Claude Code loads CLAUDE.md as project context; symlinking keeps the two in sync.
• GEMINI.md — not a symlink, unlike CLAUDE.md. This repo is itself a Gemini CLI extension, and GEMINI.md is consumed as the extension's published catalog (the bundles, skills, and agents this extension provides) rather than as agent contributor guidance. It is regenerated from registry/bundles/*.yaml by scripts/generate-gemini-extension.sh, and CI fails if it drifts. To update its content, edit the registry bundles and run the regen script — don't hand-edit.

A second, subtler reason GEMINI.md cannot be a symlink: the regen script writes via Python's Path.write_text(), which follows symlinks. If GEMINI.md → AGENTS.md existed, the next regen would silently overwrite AGENTS.md with the bundle catalog.

License

This repo is scope-licensed (not an OR dual-license — the license depends on the file, not the user's choice):

• Software — SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT. Full text: LICENSE.
• Media — SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-4.0. Full text: LICENSE-CC-BY-4.0.