By yongwoon
Automates the full development lifecycle: converts rough ideas into specs, generates code, manages git workflow (commits, PRs, merges), enforces TDD, runs security audits, and produces documentation — all with autonomous planning and verification gates.
(ywc) Use when the user provides a high-level natural-language goal and wants the existing ywc-* skills orchestrated autonomously through Plan → Execute → Evaluate → Repeat to deliver code implementation. Triggers: "agentic", "autonomous workflow", "goal to code", "ywc-agentic", "자율 실행", "自律実行". Do not use for one-off skill invocations, manual task implementation, executing pre-generated tasks/ directories (use ywc-sequential-executor or ywc-parallel-executor), or when the user wants explicit control over each phase.
(ywc) Use when the user has a rough idea, a half-formed feature request, or "let's build X" framing and intent has not yet been pinned down. Surfaces purpose, constraints, success criteria, and 2–3 alternative approaches through one-question-at-a-time Socratic dialogue before any implementation begins, then hands off to ywc-plan. Triggers: "아이디어", "구상", "어떻게 만들지", "이런 거 만들고 싶은데", "brainstorm", "let's build", "discuss this idea", "어떻게 시작", "ideate", "explore", "feature 구상", "アイディア", "どう作る", "ブレスト", "ywc-brainstorm". Do not use for an already-clear request (go straight to ywc-plan), validating an existing spec (use ywc-spec-validate), choosing between libraries or frameworks (use ywc-tech-research), or implementation-time questions (use ywc-code-gen).
(ywc) Use when you need to generate CHANGELOG.md entries or user-facing release notes from git history, merged PRs, or ywc-release-pr-list output after completing a release or sprint. Trigger phrases: "changelog 작성", "릴리즈 노트 생성", "release notes", "변경 이력 업데이트", "CHANGELOG 업데이트", "릴리스 노트", "リリースノート作成", "変更履歴", "changelog", "what changed in this release", "이번 릴리즈 변경 사항", "ywc-changelog-release-notes" Do not use for: listing merged PRs as a summary table (use ywc-release-pr-list); committing the changelog file (use ywc-commit); creating the release PR (use ywc-create-pr); writing a postmortem after a patch release (use ywc-incident-postmortem).
(ywc) Use when the user wants parallel multi-layer code generation (Backend + Frontend + QA simultaneously) from a spec. Triggers: "코드 생성", "code gen", "풀스택 생성", "full-stack generation", "scaffold feature", "CRUD 생성", "API + UI 동시 생성", "コード生成". Do not use for single-file edits, refactoring an existing module, debugging, when a tasks/ directory already defines the work (use ywc-sequential-executor or ywc-parallel-executor), or when no specification exists.
(ywc) Use when the user says "commit", "커밋", "커밋 해줘", "commit push", "push", "지금까지 한 작업 커밋", "コミット", "コミットして", "プッシュ", or any phrase indicating intent to stage, commit, or push current work. Do not use for PR creation, code review, or making code changes.
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A collection of skills for Claude Code and Codex that automates the full development workflow — from planning and spec writing to code generation, review, and release.
| Tool | Skills | Custom Agents | Install path |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | 41 | 12 | ~/.claude/skills/, ~/.claude/agents/ |
| Codex | 41 | 7 | ~/.codex/skills/, ~/.codex/agents/ |
Plugin marketplace and Codex plugin installation have no prerequisites — the tool handles everything automatically.
For the bash script fallback, the following must be installed before running install.sh:
| Tool | Required for | Install |
|---|---|---|
git | Cloning the repository | Pre-installed on most systems |
bash ≥ 3.2 | Running install.sh | Pre-installed on macOS / Linux |
jq | Hook registration | brew install jq / apt-get install jq |
At skill runtime (not required for installation):
| Tool | Used by | Install |
|---|---|---|
python3 ≥ 3.9 | Skill runtime helpers: ywc-parallel-executor, ywc-finish-branch, ywc-merge-dependabot; Claude Code hooks require Python ≥ 3.11 | Pre-installed on macOS 12.3+; brew install python3 |
gh CLI | PR-based and GitHub release skills/modes: ywc-handle-pr-reviews, ywc-spec-writer --from-pr/--from-prs, ywc-release-pr-list, ywc-create-pr, ywc-finish-branch PR mode, ywc-merge-dependabot, ywc-sequential-executor/ywc-parallel-executor, ywc-gen-testcase | brew install gh / cli.github.com |
# Add as a marketplace source (one-time setup)
/plugin marketplace add yongwoon/ywc-agent-toolkit
After running the command, open the Plugin UI (Marketplaces tab) and install ywc-agent-toolkit from there. Skills and Claude Code agents are installed automatically — no cloning or bash required.
This repository follows the same multi-harness packaging pattern used by projects such as Superpowers: Claude Code metadata lives under .claude-plugin/, while Codex metadata lives under .codex-plugin/. The Codex source of truth is codex/skills. The repo-scoped Codex marketplace catalog at .agents/plugins/marketplace.json exposes a generated plugin package at plugins/ywc-agent-toolkit, whose skills/ directory is produced from codex/skills by bash scripts/sync-codex-plugin.sh and checked by bash scripts/validate.sh.
This makes ywc-agent-toolkit installable from Codex after adding this repository as a plugin marketplace source, but does not mean it is listed in the official OpenAI-curated marketplace.
Add this repository as a Codex plugin marketplace source:
codex plugin marketplace add yongwoon/ywc-agent-toolkit
If the marketplace was already added, refresh its Git snapshot first:
codex plugin marketplace upgrade ywc-agent-toolkit
Then install directly from the configured marketplace:
codex plugin add ywc-agent-toolkit@ywc-agent-toolkit
Or open the plugin directory:
codex
/plugins
Inside the interactive Codex session, choose the YWC Agent Toolkit marketplace tab, search for ywc-agent-toolkit, then choose Install plugin.
In the Codex App, open Plugins from the sidebar, choose the YWC Agent Toolkit source, search or browse for ywc-agent-toolkit, confirm the plugin source is yongwoon/ywc-agent-toolkit, then install it from the plugin details view.
If marketplace source installation is unavailable in your environment, use the bash fallback below.
Edit Codex skills in codex/skills. Do not edit plugins/ywc-agent-toolkit/skills as the primary source; it is the generated marketplace package used by codex plugin add.
Install repository Git hooks once so Codex marketplace packaging stays in sync automatically:
bash scripts/install-git-hooks.sh
With the hooks installed, commits that stage codex/skills changes run bash scripts/sync-codex-plugin.sh, stage the generated plugins/ywc-agent-toolkit package, and then run bash scripts/validate.sh. Pushes that include Codex skill or package changes also run the stale-package check and validation.
If hooks are not installed, run the same commands manually before committing:
bash scripts/sync-codex-plugin.sh
bash scripts/validate.sh
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