🤖 agent-contextify

agent-contextify is an intelligent, interactive CLI wizard that auto-configures your project with highly specialized AI agent skills and workflows. By simply telling the CLI what you're working on, it will automatically pull from a library of 64+ expert workflows and scaffold them into the correct directory structure for your favorite AI assistants.

🚀 Quickstart

You don't even need to install it! Just run the wizard in the root of your project using npx:

npx agent-contextify

How it works:

1. Select your Agents: Choose one or multiple AI assistants that you use (e.g., Gemini, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline/RooCode, Aider, GitHub Copilot).
2. Describe your Project: Type a brief sentence about what you are building (e.g. "I'm building a React frontend with a Node backend, and doing TDD").
3. Magic happens: The CLI's keyword mapping engine analyzes your input and copies the exact skills you need (like frontend-ui-engineering and test-driven-development) directly into the .agents/skills, .claude-plugin/skills, .cursor/rules, or .windsurf/skills folder.

✨ Features

• Natural Language Parsing: Just describe your stack and workflow. The engine maps keywords (react, api, debug, tdd, git) to specialized prompt engineering skills.
• Multi-Agent Support: Configures context for 7 of the most popular AI environments instantly:
  • Gemini / Antigravity (.agents/skills/)
  • Claude (.claude-plugin/skills/)
  • Cursor (.cursor/rules/)
  • Windsurf (.windsurf/skills/)
  • Cline / RooCode (.cline/skills/)
  • Aider (.aider/skills/)
  • GitHub Copilot (.github/copilot-instructions/)
• Massive Skill Library: Ships with 64 extracted, flat, and highly optimized AI skills ready for immediate use.

🙏 Credits & Acknowledgements

This project wouldn't be possible without the incredible open-source AI community curating and sharing their prompt engineering workflows. A massive thank you to the creators of the skills bundled in this package:

• Addy Osmani's Agent Skills: For providing an extensive baseline of incredibly high-quality software engineering agent rules (e.g., frontend-ui-engineering, test-driven-development, code-review-and-quality).
• Matt Pocock's Skills: For the fantastic TypeScript-specific and codebase design workflows (e.g., ask-matt, setup-matt-pocock-skills).
• The Open Source Community: For various other skills surrounding CI/CD, specific framework best practices (like Vercel React integrations), and git workflows.

📝 License

MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.