Install
$ npx skills add bracelabs/agent-skillsREADME
# GitHub Repository: bracelabs/agent-skills
**URL:** https://github.com/bracelabs/agent-skills
**Author:** bracelabs
**Description:**
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**Language:** Go Template
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- Created: 2026-09-02T17:54:31Z
- Updated: 2026-09-05T04:55:17Z
- Pushed: 2026-09-05T04:57:46Z
## README
# agent-skills
**English** | [日本語](README.ja.md)
Agent skills published for install with [`gh skill`](https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_skill).
| Skill | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| `agmsg-team` | In an environment with [agmsg](https://github.com/fujibee/agmsg) and both the `claude` / `codex` CLIs installed, form a peer team with the session's selected model as Task Owner and split implementation, investigation, QA, review, and consultation across roles. Startable from Claude Code or Codex. |
| `project-scaffold` | Create an Org Standard and apply it to projects. Supports starting from the Built-in Starter, bootstrapping from existing projects/docs, or using an existing Org Standard. |
| `project-scaffold-audit` | Diff a project against its Org Standard and classify each difference as `Local` / `Promote` / `Remove-Migrate` / `Needs-decision`. After review, reflect approved changes into the Org Standard. |
| `project-scaffold-maintain` | For maintainers of this repo: review the improvements an audit marked `Global Promote` and open a PR folding them into the Built-in Starter. |
## Install
```sh
gh skill install bracelabs/agent-skills <skill-name>
```
## How project-scaffold works
For AI agents, see the [project-scaffold setup guide](docs/project-scaffold-setup.md)
for the first-time flow.
### Three layers
- **Built-in Starter** — the generic template bundled with the skill.
- **Org Standard** — a team's or organization's own standard. Its content lives in
`scaffold/` under `$PROJECT_SCAFFOLD_HOME` (default
`~/.config/agent-skills/project-scaffold/`). Put it under Git to share it across
a team or organization.
- **Project** — a repository the Org Standard has been applied to.
### project-scaffold — create an Org Standard and apply it
On first run, choose how to obtain the Org Standard:
1. **From the Built-in Starter** — base it on the bundled template. Fast, generic.
2. **Bootstrap from existing assets** — read reference projects, `AGENTS.md`, or
development guidelines once and synthesize it (needs `project-scaffold-audit`).
Run several audits against the reference projects afterwards to fill it out.
3. **Use an existing Org Standard** — point at one that already exists (local path
or Git remote).
- For 1 and 2, `git init` and remote-repo creation are offered afterwards (skip if
not wanted).
- Once ready, apply it to a project — always "change plan → approval → minimal
change".
### project-scaffold-audit — grow the Org Standard
A first Org Standard is thin; it fills out as you run audits repeatedly across
several projects. Run an audit whenever a project has accumulated conventions
worth standardizing.
Each audit:
1. Diff the project against the Org Standard.
2. Classify each difference:
- `Local` — project-specific; keep as-is.
- `Promote` — a candidate to fold into the Org Standard.
- `Remove-Migrate` — outdated, duplicate, or conflicting; a candidate to clean up.
- `Needs-decision` — not enough evidence to decide.
3. Review and adjust, then reflect only approved items into the Org Standard
(PR if Git-managed, otherwise a direct edit).
Items generic enough for the Built-in Starter are only flagged `Global Promote`;
folding them in is `project-scaffold-maintain` (maintainers only).
## Maintaining this repo
- `gh skill publish --dry-run` must pass; release with `gh skill publish --tag vX.Y.Z`
(creates a GitHub release; consumers install from tags).
- Don't hand-edit `skills/project-scaffold/starter/` — that is
`project-scaffold-maintain`'s job.
- For local iteration, symlink `skills/<name>` into `~/.claude/skills/` and
`~/.codex/skills/`. Keep a symlinked skill and a `gh skill install`/`update` of
the same name apart — remove one before using the other.
Information
Repository
Language
Go Template
Created
2026/9/5
Updated
2026/9/5