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@opsaicloud/setup

v0.1.4

Published

Configura o ambiente de desenvolvimento com agentes de IA em qualquer projeto

Readme

OpsAI Setup

Node.js 18+ License: MIT

Configura o ambiente de desenvolvimento com agentes de IA em qualquer projeto — novo ou existente, qualquer linguagem ou framework.

O que faz

  • Pergunta quais agentes de IA você usa (Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Antigravity, Copilot)
  • Instala Compozy e Skeeper automaticamente
  • Configura o Compozy apenas para os agentes selecionados
  • Oferece configuração do repositório de specs (Skeeper)
  • Instala a skill cy-resolve-skills em todos os agentes selecionados
  • Gera AGENTS.md com as regras do projeto
  • Exibe os próximos passos claramente

Pré-requisitos

  • Node.js 18+
  • Git
  • Agentes de IA instalados (Claude Code, Codex, etc.)

Como usar

Projeto novo

# Crie a pasta do projeto
mkdir meu-projeto && cd meu-projeto

# Rode o setup
npx opsai-setup

Projeto existente

cd meu-projeto-existente
npx opsai-setup

Fluxo completo após o setup

opsai-setup
  └→ compozy setup (instala skills do Compozy)
  └→ cy-resolve-skills instalada em .agents/skills/

No seu agente (Claude Code, Codex, etc.):
  /cy-create-prd        ← inicia brainstorm e cria o PRD
  /cy-create-techspec   ← cria a especificação técnica
  /cy-create-tasks      ← quebra em tasks executáveis
  /cy-resolve-skills    ← identifica e instala skills por task (automático)
  /cy-execute-task      ← executa cada task
  /cy-final-verify      ← verifica a entrega

cy-resolve-skills

Skill instalada automaticamente pelo opsai-setup. Roda após o cy-create-tasks e faz três coisas:

  1. Acessa o repositório de skills configurado (Tech Leads Club por padrão)
  2. Cruza o perfil técnico de cada task com as skills disponíveis
  3. Instala a skill confirmada e registra dentro da task

Resultado: cada task sai com a skill que o agente deve usar — sem precisar buscar, sem perder contexto.

Repositório de skills

O padrão é o catálogo da Tech Leads Club. Você pode usar qualquer outro:

❯ Tech Leads Club (padrão)
  Outro repositório GitHub (informar URL)
  Caminho local

A skill acessa o repositório diretamente via API ou filesystem — sem dependência de CLI externo.

Limitações conhecidas

  • Kimi Code 0.6.0 não suporta instalação de skills sem --skills-dir
  • Catálogo Tech Leads Club não cobre Prisma ORM, Zod e tRPC (lacunas conhecidas)
  • Repositório GitHub externo e caminho local testados apenas em ambiente de desenvolvimento

Contribuindo

PRs são bem-vindos, especialmente:

  • Skills para stacks não cobertos (Prisma, Drizzle, tRPC, etc.)
  • Suporte a novos agentes de IA
  • Testes automatizados

OpsAI Setup (English)

Sets up the AI agent development environment for any project — new or existing, any language or framework.

What it does

  • Asks which AI agents you use (Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Antigravity, Copilot)
  • Installs Compozy and Skeeper automatically
  • Configures Compozy only for the selected agents
  • Offers spec repository setup (Skeeper)
  • Installs the cy-resolve-skills skill for all selected agents
  • Generates AGENTS.md with project rules
  • Displays clear next steps

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 18+
  • Git
  • AI agents installed (Claude Code, Codex, etc.)

How to use

New project

# Create the project folder
mkdir my-project && cd my-project

# Run the setup
npx opsai-setup

Existing project

cd my-existing-project
npx opsai-setup

Full workflow after setup

opsai-setup
  └→ compozy setup (installs Compozy skills)
  └→ cy-resolve-skills installed in .agents/skills/

In your agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.):
  /cy-create-prd        ← starts brainstorm and creates the PRD
  /cy-create-techspec   ← creates the technical specification
  /cy-create-tasks      ← breaks down into executable tasks
  /cy-resolve-skills    ← identifies and installs skills per task (automatic)
  /cy-execute-task      ← executes each task
  /cy-final-verify      ← verifies the delivery

cy-resolve-skills

Skill installed automatically by opsai-setup. Runs after cy-create-tasks and does three things:

  1. Accesses the configured skills repository (Tech Leads Club by default)
  2. Cross-references each task's technical profile with available skills
  3. Installs the confirmed skill and registers it inside the task

Result: each task comes out with the skill the agent should use — no searching needed, no context lost.

Skills repository

The default is the Tech Leads Club catalog. You can use any other:

❯ Tech Leads Club (default)
  Another GitHub repository (enter URL)
  Local path

The skill accesses the repository directly via API or filesystem — no external CLI dependency.

Known limitations

  • Kimi Code 0.6.0 does not support skill installation without --skills-dir
  • Tech Leads Club catalog does not cover Prisma ORM, Zod, and tRPC (known gaps)
  • External GitHub repository and local path tested only in development environment

Contributing

PRs are welcome, especially:

  • Skills for uncovered stacks (Prisma, Drizzle, tRPC, etc.)
  • Support for new AI agents
  • Automated tests