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@nicerst/tado

v0.3.0

Published

Portable lifecycle skill bundle with install flows for Codex, .agents, Claude-style, Cursor-style, and Codex plugin scaffolding.

Downloads

21

Readme

@nicerst/tado

Portable lifecycle skill bundle for Codex-style agent workflows.

Bundled skills (51):

| Group | Skills | |-------|--------| | lifecycle | apcp, project-init, project-mid, feature-init, ralph, memory-writer | | engineering | harness-engineer, agentic-engineering, loop-engineering, vapt-init, playwright | | design | frontend, ai-ui-design, reference-to-design-system | | research | storm-research, prd-builder, grill-with-docs, context7, opensrc¹ | | deliberation | the-council | | utilities | caveman, ai-news², doc-cleanup | | dev-workflow | agentic-review-loop, agentic-system-design, claude-code-idea-to-build-loop, claude-code-website-hacks, claude-design-workflow, fable-mode, goal-file-orchestration-prompt, in-house-ai-consultant-roadmap, phased-app-build-system, repo-to-skill, yt-to-skill | | writing | humanize-proofreader | | personal-ops | personal-assistant-buildout, llm-wiki-builder | | trading | order-flow-trading, price-action-market-structure, trading-fundamentals, trend-pullback-trading |

¹ opensrc — Claude only. Uses allowed-tools: Bash(opensrc:*) frontmatter (ignored by Codex) and requires the opensrc binary installed separately. Installs to Codex but tool permission won't auto-apply.

² ai-news — Claude only. Uses WebSearch tool and writes to raw/website/ — both Claude Code-specific. Installs to Codex but won't function without equivalent tool wiring.

Some dev-workflow/design/personal-ops skills spawn dedicated subagents (arl-*, uiux-*, pab-*, pabs-*, etc). Their .md files live at skills/<category>/<skill>/agents/claude/ and install to ~/.claude/agents/ alongside the skill. Claude only — Codex has no Task/Agent-tool equivalent to auto-spawn subagents mid-skill, so these skills still run on Codex but degrade to no auto-delegation.

Install via npx

Claude Code + Codex, both at once:

npx @nicerst/tado install --target claude,codex

Other targets:

npx @nicerst/tado install --target claude
npx @nicerst/tado install --target codex
npx @nicerst/tado install --target cursor --mode symlink
npx @nicerst/tado install --target all

Target layouts:

  • codex -> ~/.codex/skills plus ~/.codex/agents/harness-engineer.toml
  • agents -> ~/.agents/skills
  • claude -> ~/.claude/skills plus ~/.claude/agents/harness-engineer.md and per-skill subagents under ~/.claude/agents/
  • cursor -> ~/.cursor/skills

From a fresh git clone (no npm registry)

git clone <repo-url> tado
cd tado
node bin/tado.js install --target claude,codex

No npm install needed — zero external deps. Re-running the same command after git pull updates skills already on disk, or install with --mode symlink once so future git pulls update in place with no re-install step.

Cursor note:

  • This package installs user skills into ~/.cursor/skills.
  • It does not write into Cursor's built-in ~/.cursor/skills-cursor directory.

Install globally

npm install -g @nicerst/tado
tado install --target codex,agents

Codex plugin flow

Scaffold a local plugin copy plus marketplace entry:

npx @nicerst/tado plugin scaffold
codex plugin add tado@personal

This creates:

  • plugin files under ~/plugins/tado
  • marketplace entry in ~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json

Plugin note:

  • The plugin scaffold flow is Codex-specific.
  • Claude and Cursor support in this package is via direct skill installation, not plugin scaffolding.

Copy vs symlink

Default mode is copy.

Use symlinks if you want one working tree to drive all installs:

npx @nicerst/tado install --target codex --mode symlink
npx @nicerst/tado plugin scaffold --mode symlink

Development

npm test