Engineer Kit
Engineering agents, skills, commands, and workflows — the team that plans, builds, tests, audits, reviews, and ships software.
15 agents 18 skills 7 commands 3 workflows
workflows: bug-fix · feature-development · review
install
Give your coding agent a team that plans the work, builds it in parallel, tests, reviews, and ships. One command installs it — keep working in Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode.
22 agents 18 skills 13 commands 6 workflows
npx @agentkrew/cli init
? Runtime (claude, codex, opencode) [claude]: claude
AgentKrew engineer kit installed (runtime: claude).
now just ask — in plain English
Add password reset emails — with tests.
tech-lead plans the work
backend-architect builds the API
frontend-specialist builds the UI
database-specialist shapes the schema
test-automator writes the tests
security-auditor audits the diff
code-reviewer reviews the changes
shipper ships it
shipped · 6 steps · in your coding agent
example · init output abridged · stage order from the shipped feature-development workflow · + stages run together
how it works
No servers, no config files to learn. One command installs the team, and your coding agent picks it up from there.
npx @agentkrew/cli init
Pick your coding agent and a kit, glance at the file preview, done. Nothing you wrote gets overwritten.
open your coding agent
Your new team is picked up automatically — no server, no extra setup, nothing else to install.
/create-feature "Add Stripe checkout"
Type a command or just describe what you want — the team plans the work, builds it in parallel, tests, reviews, and ships.
kits
Two ready-made teams — agents, skills, slash commands, and workflows. Install one, or run both together.
Engineering agents, skills, commands, and workflows — the team that plans, builds, tests, audits, reviews, and ships software.
15 agents 18 skills 7 commands 3 workflows
workflows: bug-fix · feature-development · review
Marketing agents, skills, commands, and workflows — the team that takes what you ship to market: research, brand, content, SEO, and launch plans.
7 agents 6 commands
Cross-kit workflows requiring both engineer and marketing. Requires both kits, so one feature ships with engineering and marketing already in sync.
feature-launch · marketing-campaign · product-launch
runtimes
Install once and keep the coding agent you already use. Claude Code,
Codex, and OpenCode all work — and AgentKrew never edits your
CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, or
opencode.json.
.claude/agents/<name>.md
One subagent per kit agent, plus .claude/commands/
and .claude/skills/. Invoked automatically via the Task
tool, or explicitly with @tech-lead.
.codex/agents/<name>.toml
Custom agents in TOML, skills under .agents/. Spawned by
description match or via a cmd- plan.
.opencode/agents/<name>.md
Subagents with mode: subagent frontmatter, plus commands
and skills under .opencode/. Automatic or
@mention.
agents
One specialist per job, each with a description your coding agent uses
to pick the right one — or name it yourself with
@tech-lead.
engineer · 15 agents
marketing · 7 agents
skills
Reusable know-how your agent loads only when it's needed — patterns, pitfalls, and checklists — instead of cramming everything into every prompt.
18 skills shipped today — see them all →
accessibility
WCAG keyboard, ARIA semantics, contrast, and screen-reader verification
api-design
Versioned REST contracts with pagination, filtering, and uniform errors
docker
Minimal pinned container images, compose environments, and CI delivery
error-analysis
Reading stack traces, logs, and error shapes to pinpoint failure origins
git
Focused commits, safe branching, reviewable diffs, and history hygiene
nextjs
Next.js App Router pages, server/client boundaries, and data fetching
commands
The shortcuts you type. Each one runs a workflow or asks an agent — like /create-feature, /review, or
/ship.
compare
The baseline: one general-purpose coding agent with hand-written rules files. It works — until the work needs a team.
| General-purpose agent + rules files | AgentKrew | |
|---|---|---|
| Team | One agent playing every role | A named specialist for every job |
| Knowledge | Rules you edit by hand and re-explain | Skills your agent loads when it needs them — patterns, pitfalls, checklists |
| Execution | One chat, everything in a row | A plan first, then specialists work in parallel |
| Runtimes | Re-do the setup in every tool | Install once — Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode |
| Changes | Copy-paste and hope nothing conflicts | agentkrew update refreshes generated files; yours are
never touched
|
| Entry points | Whatever you remember to type | Slash commands: type /create-feature and go |
nothing to uninstall — your own files are never touched
pricing
One payment, yours to keep: all future updates for the kit(s) you buy. Every kit update ships to you at no extra cost.
$49 one-time
$49 one-time
$89 one-time
prices in USD · license delivered as AGENTKREW_LICENSE_KEY · the CLI itself is free
faq
The questions that come up before installing.
Two ready-made teams — Engineer and Marketing — each with agents,
skills, slash commands, and workflows, plus the free
@agentkrew/cli that installs them into your coding agent.
The kits section lists today's exact contents.
Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode — install once and keep the coding agent you already use. See runtime support and the runtime guides.
No. Your own CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and
opencode.json are yours: AgentKrew never writes them.
Generated files live under .claude/,.codex/,
or .opencode/ — plus
.agentkrew.json and a create-only
AGENTKREW.md — and
agentkrew update refreshes only those.
There is no server or daemon. Workflows turn into step-by-step plans
your agent follows, and everything runs from files in your project.
License checks and kit downloads happen only in the CLI, against
api.agentkrew.dev.
A one-time payment: $49 per kit, or $89 for both — with all future updates for the kit(s) you buy. Details in pricing.
Node.js 22 or newer and one supported coding agent. Install with
npx @agentkrew/cli init — it previews every file before
writing anything.
No. Run npx @agentkrew/cli init, answer two questions,
and work in plain English from there. Everything installs with
sensible defaults, and you only touch files later if you want to
customize.