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agent-arche

v1.3.7

Published

Multi-platform AI agent orchestration for GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and Codex

Readme

agent-arche

Multi-platform AI agent orchestration for GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and Codex. It installs specialist agents, shared skills, memory templates, hooks, and project instructions.

Install

npx agent-arche install

Run it from your project root. The installer asks for:

  1. Scope: Full orchestration, Small orchestration, Skills + hooks + memory, or Skills only
  2. Platform: GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, or Codex
  3. Copilot plan, only when installing Copilot agents

| Scope | Installs | |---|---| | Full orchestration | Full specialist roster, hooks, instructions/rules, prompts/commands, skills, memory, and platform root files | | Small orchestration | Lean 3-agent setup: Orchestrator, Coder, Docs-updater, plus hooks, instructions/rules, skills, memory, and root files | | Skills + hooks + memory | Shared skills/, platform hooks, hook activation files, and a memory vault, without installing agents | | Skills only | Shared skills/ folder only |

| Platform | Destination | |---|---| | GitHub Copilot | .github/ | | Claude Code | .claude/ plus root CLAUDE.md | | Codex | .codex/, .agents/skills/, plus root AGENTS.md |

After installing Full or Small orchestration, run the project startup flow once:

| Platform | Prompt | |---|---| | GitHub Copilot | @Orchestrator use the project-startup skill on this project | | Claude Code | Use the orchestrator agent to run the project-startup skill on this project | | Codex | Use the orchestrator agent to run the project-startup skill on this project |

Update later with:

npx agent-arche update

Orchestration

Full orchestration uses specialist agents. Small orchestration keeps the same skills and memory model but routes most work through Coder and Docs-updater.

| Agent | Full orchestration purpose | Small orchestration | |---|---|---| | Orchestrator | Classifies work, confirms the agent pipeline, delegates, and never edits files directly | Same coordinator, lower-token routing | | Planner | Researches the repo and creates implementation plans | Folded into Coder or Orchestrator | | Researcher | Investigates prior art, docs, issues, CVEs, and unknown libraries | Folded into Coder | | Coder | Implements code and unit tests | Main executor | | Designer | Handles UI/UX implementation and visual direction | Folded into Coder with design | | Code-reviewer | Reviews code quality, conventions, TypeScript, and maintainability | Folded into Coder or direct skill use | | Security-auditor | Reviews auth, routes, secrets, injection, SSRF, file I/O, and OWASP risks | Folded into Coder or direct skill use | | UX-reviewer | Reviews accessibility, usability, interaction, and visual quality | Folded into Coder with design | | Tester | Writes and runs Playwright flows | Folded into Coder | | Docs-updater | Updates memory, docs, changelogs, commit text, and PR text | Same docs and memory owner |

Common full pipelines:

| Work | Pipeline | |---|---| | New feature | Planner -> Researcher -> Coder + Designer -> Code-reviewer + Security-auditor + UX-reviewer -> Tester -> Docs-updater | | Bug fix | Planner -> Coder -> Code-reviewer -> Tester -> Docs-updater | | UI change | Designer -> Code-reviewer + UX-reviewer -> Docs-updater | | Architecture review | Planner with improve-codebase-architecture -> Docs-updater |

Skill Routing

The public skill surface is the set of top-level folders under skills/ that contain SKILL.md. Design subflows live inside skills/design/, and caveman compression lives inside skills/caveman/.

| Work type | Full owner | Small owner | Skills | |---|---|---|---| | Bootstrap and memory | Orchestrator, Planner | Orchestrator | project-startup, caveman | | Product planning | Planner | Orchestrator or Coder | product-brainstorming, create-prd, create-epics-and-stories | | Planning pressure tests | Planner, Coder | Orchestrator or Coder | grill-me, grill-with-docs, triage | | Implementation and debugging | Coder, Tester | Coder | diagnose, tdd, prototype, handoff | | Architecture and review | Planner, Code-reviewer | Coder | improve-codebase-architecture, review | | Code standards | Coder, Code-reviewer | Coder | coding-standards, karpathy-guidelines, api-design, postgres-patterns, seo | | UI/UX | Designer, UX-reviewer | Coder | design | | Git and PRs | Coder, Code-reviewer, Docs-updater | Coder or Docs-updater | git |

Recommended order for product work: project-startup once, product-brainstorming, create-prd, then create-epics-and-stories.

Skills

| Skill | Purpose | Example request | |---|---|---| | api-design | Shapes REST APIs, validation, pagination, error envelopes, status codes, URL design, and API security checks. | "Design the endpoint shape and error responses for this checkout API." | | caveman | Compressed communication mode and context-file compression workflow via steps/compress.md. | "Use compressed mode" or "compress AGENTS.md with caveman." | | coding-standards | General code quality rules for TypeScript, naming, file organization, imports, errors, and forbidden patterns. | "Review this module against our coding standards." | | create-epics-and-stories | Turns a PRD into low-dependency epics, stories, acceptance criteria, and build slices. | "Break this PRD into epics and stories for the dev team." | | create-prd | Creates a PRD through a guided workflow and reusable template. | "Create the PRD for this product idea." | | design | Consolidated UI/UX skill for product-fit direction, implementation, redesign, animation, GSAP, styles, audits, critique, optimization, Stitch, and full-output flows. | "Build a polished settings page and audit the checkout flow." | | diagnose | Debug loop for reproduce, isolate, hypothesize, instrument, fix, and regression-test work. | "Diagnose this flaky login test with evidence." | | git | Branch naming, commit conventions, PR standards, and PR body guidance. | "Create the branch name, commits, and PR body for this change." | | grill-me | Pressure-tests a greenfield idea before code or docs exist. | "Interrogate this idea before I start building." | | grill-with-docs | Pressure-tests plans against existing code and docs, then records decisions as context or ADRs. | "Stress-test this plan against the current architecture docs." | | handoff | Produces compact continuation context for another agent, person, or session. | "Create a handoff for the next agent." | | improve-codebase-architecture | Finds shallow modules and architecture friction, then proposes deeper module boundaries and reports. | "Find shallow modules in this subsystem and propose refactors." | | karpathy-guidelines | Coding-agent behavior guardrails: keep changes surgical, avoid overengineering, expose assumptions, and verify results. | "Keep this refactor surgical and call out assumptions before editing." | | postgres-patterns | PostgreSQL schema, query, migration, indexing, RLS, pooling, and review patterns. | "Review this migration for indexes, RLS, and query performance." | | product-brainstorming | Structured product ideation using guided creative techniques and output organization. | "Help me brainstorm the first version of this product." | | project-startup | First-run setup that bootstraps memory and configures docs/agents/ issue tracker, labels, and domain-doc conventions. | "Run the project startup flow for this repo." | | prototype | Builds disposable logic or UI experiments to answer a product or technical question quickly. | "Prototype this workflow before we commit to the architecture." | | review | Reviews a branch, PR, or diff against standards, specs, risks, and missing tests. | "Review this PR using the engineering review skill." | | seo | SEO execution plan for technical foundation, metadata, structured data, Core Web Vitals, linking, and monitoring. | "Prepare this marketing page for search and sharing." | | tdd | Guides red-green-refactor work with support for deep modules, interfaces, mocks, and refactoring candidates. | "Implement this parser with TDD." | | triage | Moves issues through canonical states and can produce ready-for-agent briefs. | "Move issue 42 to ready-for-agent with an agent brief." |

Runtime Pieces

| Piece | What it does | |---|---| | Hooks | session-start.cjs injects startup context including the root memory/ update rule, pre-tool-safety.cjs blocks destructive commands, and changelog-reminder.cjs performs final docs/memory drift checks. | | Instructions/rules | Copilot uses native instruction files. Claude and Codex install equivalent rule/instruction files for TypeScript, Svelte, tests, and API routes. | | Memory | Full, Small, and Skills + hooks + memory installs include root memory/ as an Obsidian-style agent memory vault. Existing platform-local vaults are migrated to root when memory/ is missing. Skills-only installs do not include memory. | | Prompts/commands | Copilot prompts and Claude commands include code-review, write-tests, debug, create-issue, pr-description, and security-review. Codex uses agents by name instead. | | Codex MCP | Codex MCP servers and runtime behavior are configured in .codex/config.toml, with disabled examples for Context7, Playwright, GitHub, and OpenAI docs. |

Manual Setup

The CLI is preferred. For manual installs:

| Platform | Copy | |---|---| | Copilot | copilot/ to .github/, skills/ to .github/skills/, package memory/ to root memory/ | | Claude Code | claude/ to .claude/, skills/ to .claude/skills/, package memory/ to root memory/, claude/CLAUDE.md to root CLAUDE.md | | Codex | codex/ contents to .codex/, skills/ to .agents/skills/, package memory/ to root memory/, codex/AGENTS.md to root AGENTS.md |

For a skills + hooks + memory install, copy only the platform hooks and hook activation files, the shared skills/, and memory/. For Codex, include .codex/config.toml and .codex/hooks.json; for Claude, include .claude/settings.json.

For PR and issue workflows, copy templates/ into .github/ and update the comments inside.

Notes

  • Copilot installs adjust agent models by subscription: Student replaces Claude models with Copilot GPT, Pro replaces Opus-only agents with Sonnet, and Pro+ keeps the configured roster.
  • Verify published package integrity with npm view agent-arche dist.integrity and compare it to agent-arche.json in the installed platform folder.

Credits

Built on top of excellent open-source work:

| Repo | What we took from it | |---|---| | cyxzdev/Uncodixfy | Design and UI skill inspiration | | pbakaus/impeccable | Foundation for the ui-audit, ui-optimize, critique, animate steps inside the design skill | | Leonxlnx/taste-skill | gsap, redesign, soft, minimalist, brutalist, stitch, output, and other quality-focused steps inside the design skill | | anthropics/claude-code frontend-design | Frontend design skill patterns | | mattpocock/skills | grill-me, grill-with-docs, tdd, improve-codebase-architecture, diagnose, handoff, prototype, review, triage, and setup-matt-pocock-skills that is used inside the project startup skills | | JuliusBrussee/caveman | caveman, and caveman-compress communication skills | | BMad | bmad-brainstorming, bmad-create-prd, and bmad-create-epics-and-stories skills | | Akindu23/my-agent-skills | karapathy-guidelines, postgres-patterns skills |