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@salve-software/aiworkers

v0.4.0

Published

Central package for AI configurations and Claude Code rules.

Downloads

555

Readme

AIWorkers

npm

Central npm package for Claude Code configurations. Instead of each project writing its own CLAUDE.md from scratch, AIWorkers centralizes everything that is reusable — commit standards, slash commands, agent personas, and rules. Install once per machine and all your projects get it automatically.


Installation

Install globally once per machine:

npm install -g @salve-software/aiworkers

Then run setup once per machine:

aiworkers setup

Or without installing globally:

npx @salve-software/aiworkers setup

The setup command links commands, skills, agents, and rules into your global ~/.claude/ folder, making them available across all your projects automatically.


CLI

  Usage:  aiworkers <command>

  Commands:

    setup      Install AIWorkers into the global ~/.claude/ folder
    update     Upgrade AIWorkers to the latest version on npm and re-sync
    unsetup    Remove AIWorkers content from ~/.claude/ (keeps npm package)
    --version  Print the installed version
    --help     Show this help message

What it sets up

Inside your global ~/.claude/:

~/.claude/
├── commands/aiworkers/     # User-invokable slash commands
├── skills/aiworkers/       # Context-triggered skills (auto-invoked by Claude)
├── agents/aiworkers/       # Agent personas loaded on demand by skills
├── rules/aiworkers/        # Composable rules imported into CLAUDE.md
└── CLAUDE.md               # Auto-updated with @rules/aiworkers/* imports

All entries are symlinks pointing back to the installed npm package — running update re-syncs them automatically.


What lives here vs in the project

| | AIWorkers | Project | |---|---|---| | Commit standards | ✅ | | | Reusable slash commands | ✅ | | | Agent personas | ✅ | | | Domain context | | ✅ | | Specific stack | | ✅ | | Business rules | | ✅ | | Project-specific commands | | ✅ |


Available commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | /feature | PDCA multi-agent workflow to plan, implement, review, and ship a feature | | /aiworkers:land | Create branch + commit + PR in one step | | /rn-component | Scaffold a React Native component using the Layered Hook Architecture |

Skills (auto-triggered by Claude based on context):

| Skill | Trigger | |---|---| | branch | When Claude needs to create a git branch | | commit | When the user wants to commit changes | | pr | When the user wants to open a pull request |


Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Claude Code with an active Pro or Team plan
  • gh CLI installed and authenticated (required for /pr and /feature)

Structure

AIWorkers/
├── src/
│   ├── commands/          # User-invokable slash commands
│   ├── skills/            # Context-triggered skills
│   ├── agents/            # Agent personas
│   └── rules/             # Composable rules
├── bin/
│   └── aiworkers.js       # CLI entry point
├── scripts/
│   └── setup.sh           # Legacy bash setup (Unix only)
├── docs/                  # Decisions, patterns, and reference docs
├── CLAUDE.md
└── package.json

Inspiration ❤️

The skills and commands format used in AIWorkers was inspired by Matt Pocock's skills — the concept of structured, file-based Claude Code skills that can be shared and reused across projects. Thanks Matt!