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@evolvconsulting/evolv-coder-kit

v0.6.6

Published

Agentic coding tool infrastructure templates for full-stack projects — agents, skills, hooks, primitives

Readme

@evolvconsulting/evolv-coder-kit

Version 0.6.6

Claude Code infrastructure templates for full-stack projects — agents, skills, hooks, primitives.

Prerequisites

macOS

Windows

All steps run inside WSL2:

  • WSL2 with a Linux distribution installed
  • Node.js >= 18.0.0
  • Claude Code CLI (install)
  • GitHub CLI (gh) (install)

Install

npm install -g @evolvconsulting/evolv-coder-kit
evolv-coder-kit

The first command installs the binary. The second runs an interactive setup wizard that configures your preferences and deploys all infrastructure to ~/.claude/.

After Install

Open Claude Code and use:

  • /eck:help — see all available commands
  • /eck:new-project — scaffold a new project with full infrastructure
  • Core loop: /eck:spec/eck:design/eck:develop/eck:validate/eck:deploy

Upgrading

npm install -g @evolvconsulting/evolv-coder-kit
evolv-coder-kit

Re-running evolv-coder-kit upgrades in place — existing files are updated only when the source has changed. Use evolv-coder-kit --configure to re-run the setup wizard.

What Gets Installed

Global (~/.claude/) — slash-command skills including 5 core loop orchestrators, compiled hooks (statusline, context monitor, update checker), output modes, and the full project template catalog.

Per-Project (./.claude/) — agents, sub-skills, hooks, primitives, and coding standards. Deployed via /eck:new-project.

Documentation

Documentation lives in the evolv-coder-kit-dev repo:

| Guide | Audience | Description | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | User Guide | Users | Skill reference, architecture, installation options, troubleshooting | | Dev Guide | Contributors | Package architecture, adding skills/migrations, testing, release process | | Release Notes | Users | What's new in each version | | Changelog | Contributors | Detailed technical changes with issue/commit references | | Glossary | All | Canonical definitions for catalog, component, skill, hook, primitive |

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md in the dev repo.

License

MIT