Trigger doctrine for Claude Code — when (and when NOT) to offer to install the agent-plus framework on the user's behalf. Pure markdown skill; the runtime is the existing install.sh --unattended one-liner that chains into agent-plus-meta init --non-interactive --auto. Surfaces an offer, never auto-executes; honors a session-scope decline flag; gates every offer on a command -v agent-plus-meta probe so installed users are never pestered.
EnglishThe meta plugin for the agent-plus framework. Workspace bootstrap, env-var readiness, identity cache, marketplace lifecycle, extensions. Creates .agent-plus/ (one shared dir with skill-feedback / skill-plus), reports which sibling-plugin env vars are set (names only), and caches resolved project IDs / service handles into services.json so subsequent calls don't re-discover them. Use at session start, when env config changes, or when an agent asks "is X configured here?".
EnglishOne-call cold-start orientation for an unfamiliar repo. Returns a structured map — file tree (capped), language mix, framework + build-tool detection, top-level deps, entrypoints, README highlights — so you don't burn 60+ Read/Glob/Grep calls re-mining the same facts every fresh session. Stateless, no network, stdlib Python only.
EnglishMine the Claude Code session log to find commands the user keeps typing by hand, then scaffold them into proper Claude skills under .claude/skills/ /. Read-only audit of existing skills against the framework contract via list. Cross-source feedback aggregator joining skill-feedback ratings with implicit session-mining failure signals via feedback. Promote project-local skills to a /agent-plus-skills marketplace via promote. Stdlib Python, local-only, no network.
EnglishIncludes Agent Plus Installer, Agent Plus Meta, Repo Analyze, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Agent Plus Installer
Trigger doctrine for Claude Code — when (and when NOT) to offer to install the agent-plus framework on the user's behalf. Pure markdown skill; the runtime is the existing install.sh --unattended one-liner that chains into agent-plus-meta init --non-interactive --auto. Surfaces an offer, never auto-executes; honors a session-scope decline flag; gates every offer on a command -v agent-plus-meta probe so installed users are never pestered.
Agent Plus Meta
The meta plugin for the agent-plus framework. Workspace bootstrap, env-var readiness, identity cache, marketplace lifecycle, extensions. Creates .agent-plus/ (one shared dir with skill-feedback / skill-plus), reports which sibling-plugin env vars are set (names only), and caches resolved project IDs / service handles into services.json so subsequent calls don't re-discover them. Use at session start, when env config changes, or when an agent asks "is X configured here?".
Repo Analyze
One-call cold-start orientation for an unfamiliar repo. Returns a structured map — file tree (capped), language mix, framework + build-tool detection, top-level deps, entrypoints, README highlights — so you don't burn 60+ Read/Glob/Grep calls re-mining the same facts every fresh session. Stateless, no network, stdlib Python only.
Skill Plus
Mine the Claude Code session log to find commands the user keeps typing by hand, then scaffold them into proper Claude skills under .claude/skills/ /. Read-only audit of existing skills against the framework contract via list. Cross-source feedback aggregator joining skill-feedback ratings with implicit session-mining failure signals via feedback. Promote project-local skills to a /agent-plus-skills marketplace via promote. Stdlib Python, local-only, no network.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Agent Plus Installer skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- Reported license for the skills shown: MIT. The author’s terms apply.