ai-coding-agents

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Creates coding agents on Claude Code, Codex, and Agent SDK. Use when defining review, test, refactor, or team agents — not building a runtime.

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# AI Coding Agents — Creation Hub Use this skill to go from a coding agent idea to a working agent definition, whether a single-purpose agent or a coordinated multi-agent coding team. This skill owns the coding-domain-specific creation workflow, templates, and patterns. For agent architecture decisions and build-vs-not gates, start with [`../ai-agents/SKILL.md`](../ai-agents/SKILL.md). ## Two Different Tracks This skill (and its siblings prefixed `ai-coding-agents-*`) split into two tracks with different audiences. Pick the right one before going deeper. **Track A — Create an agent on an existing platform (this skill).** Use this umbrella when the platform exists (Claude Code, Codex, or Agent SDK) and you need to define an agent on top of it: frontmatter, tools, archetype, multi-agent coordination. This is the common case. **Track B — Build a coding-agent runtime from scratch (the 14 sibling skills).** Use the dedicated curriculum when you are building the runtime itself — the thing that loads agents, sandboxes execution, routes tool calls, manages sessions. Each skill captures known traps, patterns, and anti-patterns for one subsystem: | Concern | Skills | |---------|--------| | Runtime architecture | [`ai-coding-agents-command-runtime`](../ai-coding-agents-command-runtime/SKILL.md), [`ai-coding-agents-provider-runtime`](../ai-coding-agents-provider-runtime/SKILL.md), [`ai-coding-agents-terminal-ui`](../ai-coding-agents-terminal-ui/SKILL.md) | | Execution & safety | [...

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Author
vasilyu1983
Repository
vasilyu1983/AI-Agents-public
Created
9 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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