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@businesskit/agent

v1.0.4

Published

Autonomous business agent team — CEO, CRM, Social, SEO, Blog Writer and more. Powered by your own Turso database. Works with Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Gemini CLI, and Codex.

Readme

BusinessKit Agent

Your agents are useless without a knowledge layer. This is the knowledge layer — plus the agents that read from it.

17 agents (CEO, CRM, Social, SEO, Blog Writer, and more) that read and write directly to your Turso database. Two layers:

Brand Foundation (BF) — static, you write once: context/brand-voice.md, context/about-me.md, SOUL.md. Agents read before producing anything.

Knowledge Base Layer (KBL) — dynamic, agents maintain: agent_kb table grows every session. Drop anything into agent_notes inbox — links, ideas, tweets, articles. Run /ingest and the agent compiles structured wiki pages with cross-links. Every question you ask gets filed back as a new entry. Knowledge compounds.

Works with Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Gemini CLI, Codex, and any terminal.


Install — two ways

Option A — Claude Code plugin (recommended)

One command. Works across all projects. Auto-updates.

Open Claude Code terminal (Ctrl+`` ``):

/plugin marketplace add businesskitai/businesskit-agent
/plugin install businesskit@businesskitai
/reload-plugins

Enter your credentials when prompted — TURSO_URL and TURSO_TOKEN from BusinessKit → Settings → Credentials.

Commands are namespaced: /businesskit:ceo, /businesskit:crm, /businesskit:blog-writer etc.


Option B — Clone for full access

Source code, all agents, customise everything.

git clone https://github.com/businesskitai/businesskit-agent
cd businesskit-agent
npm install
cp .env.example .env
# Paste TURSO_URL and TURSO_TOKEN from BusinessKit → Settings → Credentials
npm run setup

Commands are direct: /ceo, /crm, /blog-writer etc.


Get credentials: BusinessKit → Settings → Credentials → copy Turso URL and Token.


Fill in your context (20 minutes, once)

These files make every agent 10x better. Without them, agents guess.

context/about-me.md      → who you are, your background, credibility
context/brand-voice.md   → voice bible with real writing examples
context/working-style.md → how you work, approval preferences, schedule
context/business.md      → goals, revenue model, 90-day targets

This is the most important step. Shann Holmberg (Espressio) calls this the Brand Foundation — the static layer agents read before producing anything so the output sounds like you, not generic AI.


How to use

Claude Code

Open this folder. Type any slash command:

/ceo          → weekly business briefing, priorities, pending approvals
/blog-writer  → write posts, listicles, how-tos, comparisons
/newsletter   → draft and send newsletters
/social       → post to Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok (13 platforms)
/crm          → manage contacts, deals, outreach pipeline
/seo          → audit, fix meta, track LLM visibility
/analytics    → revenue, traffic, product performance
/store        → launch products, courses, services
/ingest       → process agent_notes inbox into knowledge base
/kb           → query your knowledge base
/compress     → save session before context runs out
/resume       → reload context next session

Claude Cowork

Install the BusinessKit plugin. Same commands, runs in your browser.

Terminal

npx tsx cli.ts ceo
npx tsx cli.ts blog-writer
npx tsx cli.ts crm

The knowledge layer

Drop anything into your inbox:

"add to notes: https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/... — useful for SEO strategy"
"add to notes: idea — launch a free email course as lead magnet"
"add to notes: competitor just raised prices, opportunity"

Run /ingest weekly. The agent reads each note, builds or updates wiki pages, cross-references related entries, marks contradictions as stale.

Query anytime:

/kb  →  "what do I know about email deliverability?"
        "what content formats performed best?"
        "what's my current positioning vs competitors?"

Every answer gets filed back. The knowledge base gets richer every session.


Agents

| Agent | What they do | |---|---| | CEO | Weekly briefing, revenue pulse, priorities, pending approvals | | CMO | Marketing strategy, content calendar, growth planning | | COO | Operations, publishing queue, task management | | CBO | Revenue analysis, pricing strategy, product performance | | Blog Writer | Posts, listicles, how-tos, comparisons, programmatic content | | Newsletter Writer | Drafts, subscriber analytics, send management | | Copywriter | Landing pages, product copy, profile bio | | Course Creator | Course structure, lessons, pricing, access | | Store Manager | Products, webinars, services, sponsorships, 1:1 calls | | Jobs Manager | Job listings, applications | | Forms Builder | Intake forms, waitlists, surveys | | Docs Writer | Knowledge base articles, FAQs | | CRM Agent | Contacts, deals, outreach pipeline with approval gates | | Social Agent | 13 platforms via Zernio, scheduling, inbox | | Analytics Agent | Revenue, traffic, product, email stats | | SEO Agent | Technical audit, meta, LLM visibility tracking | | Scheduler | Cron tasks, publish queue, Hermes pattern detection |


Cost

Every agent is built to minimise token cost:

  • Skills loaded on demand — only what the task needs
  • KB index scanned first (slug + summary), content loaded only when needed
  • Reports pushed to Turso mid-conversation — never lost if session ends
  • SYSTEM.md enforces: do first, report after. No narrating what's about to happen.

One founder moved from $130/5 days on a heavyweight agent setup to $10 on a lean knowledge-layer-first approach. That's the target.


Works with

| Tool | How | |---|---| | Claude Code | Primary runtime — slash commands in .claude/commands/ | | Claude Cowork | Plugin at .claude-plugin/plugin.json — 18 commands | | Gemini CLI | Reads GEMINI.md automatically | | Codex | Reads AGENTS.md automatically | | Cursor | Reads .cursorrules automatically | | Any terminal | npx tsx cli.ts <agent> |


Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • A BusinessKit account with Turso connected
  • Social platform tokens (optional — for /social)

MIT License