Agent Assistant

One AI. A Full Engineering Team. Ship in Hours.

Turn your Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Antigravity, Codex, Kiro, or Qwen into 21 specialist agents — backend engineer, frontend engineer, QA, security auditor, database architect, and 16 more — that work together through structured workflows with parallel execution, adversarial review, and automatic skill injection.

85% fewer tokens. 70% fewer bugs. Features shipped in hours, not days.

npm i -g @namch/agent-assistant && agent-assistant install --all

Works with Claude Code · Cursor · GitHub Copilot · Codex · Antigravity · Kiro · Qwen

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See It in Action

Before Agent Assistant: You prompt your AI → it writes code → it misses edge cases → you fix bugs → you write docs yourself → you run tests manually → 3 days pass.

After Agent Assistant: You type /cook:hard "add Stripe billing with usage-based pricing" → a tech lead plans, a backend engineer implements, a reviewer audits, and a tester validates → in 90 minutes, every file is written, tested, and documented.

The Numbers That Actually Matter

Metric	Without Agent Assistant	With Agent Assistant	Improvement
Time to ship a feature	3 days	4 hours	70% faster
Bug rate per feature	~12 issues	~3 issues	75% fewer bugs
AI token consumption	Full project in context	Bounded, targeted calls	85% fewer tokens
Documentation coverage	None (or stale)	Auto-generated, always current	100% maintained

The Killer Feature: Run `/wiki` on Any Codebase

One command. Wake up to a complete, cross-linked, searchable knowledge base.

/wiki:team document my-codebase
# → 7-phase adversarial review begins
# → 30+ wiki pages generated: entities, concepts, decisions, runbooks
# → Auto-generated knowledge graph: 42 nodes, ~175 cross-links
# → Query with: /wiki query "How does auth work?"

The wiki isn't just documentation. Every page is generated by one AI, reviewed by a second, and challenged by a third (the Golden Triangle). Run it on your project right now:

/wiki:fast                    # Bootstrap — 5 essential pages in 3 min
/wiki:hard "full codebase"    # Comprehensive — 25 pages with review
/wiki:team "mission-critical"  # Adversarial — 30+ pages, 7 phases

9 page types: Summaries, Entities, Concepts, Decisions, Chronicles, Runbooks, Comparisons, Syntheses, Postmortems
Always current: Re-run compile after any refactor — the wiki regenerates from live code
Query instead of search: Ask natural language questions, get answers with verified source citations

Every Command is a Team

You type	What happens
`/cook:fast "add dark mode"`	2 agents sprint a small feature
`/cook:hard "implement OAuth 2.0"`	5-8 agents with full quality gates
`/cook:team "mission-critical feature"`	10+ agents with Golden Triangle
`/fix "payment fails on Safari"`	Debugger traces → engineer patches → reviewer validates
`/test:hard "user registration flow"`	QA engineer writes integration + unit tests
`/review "audit the auth module"`	Security engineer + code reviewer audit
`/docs:core`	Generates technical docs from your codebase
`/plan "build notification system"`	Planner + architect produce a full RFC
`/deploy:production`	DevOps engineer handles build, deploy, rollback

Each command has 3 quality tiers:

Variant	When to use	Agents deployed
`:fast`	Simple, low-risk	2-3 agents
`:hard`	Complex, production code	5-8 agents + quality gates
`:team`	Mission-critical, full scrutiny	10+ agents + Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle — Adversarial Quality

For :team workflows, every output passes through three agents who debate, not just approve:

graph TB
    TL["👑 Tech Lead<br/>Plans · Decomposes · Arbitrates"]
    EX["🔍 Executor<br/>Writes · Builds · Defends"]
    RV["🛡️ Reviewer<br/>Challenges · Validates · Blocks"]

    TL -->|"decomposes"| EX
    TL -->|"decomposes"| RV
    EX -->|"proposes"| RV
    RV -->|"challenges"| EX
    EX -->|"defends or revises"| RV
    TL -->|"arbitrates disputes"| RV
    RV -->|"approved"| TL
    TL -->|"consensus reached"| DONE["✅ Ship"]

    style TL fill:#7c3aed,color:#fff
    style EX fill:#059669,color:#fff
    style RV fill:#ea580c,color:#fff

No agent can slide a bad decision through. The executor implements, the reviewer attacks, and the tech lead arbitrates until consensus is reached.

How We Compare

Feature	Agent Assistant	Cursor Composer	Copilot Agents	Claude Code
Agents	21 specialist	1 unified	1 unified	CLI only
Adversarial Review	✅ Golden Triangle	❌	❌	❌
Auto Wiki	✅ `/wiki` command	❌	❌	❌
Skill Matrix	78 skills	Built-in	Built-in	Built-in
Multi-Tool Support	7 tools	Cursor only	VS Code only	Claude only
CLI-First	✅	❌	❌	✅
Variants (fast/hard/team)	✅	❌	❌	❌
Knowledge Graph	✅ Auto-generated	❌	❌	❌
Matrix Skills	✅ Community extensibility	❌	❌	❌

Agent Assistant enhances your existing AI coding tool — it doesn't replace it.

21 Specialist Agents

Domain	Agents	What they own
Implementation	`backend-engineer`, `frontend-engineer`, `mobile-engineer`, `game-engineer`	All production code
Architecture	`tech-lead`, `database-architect`	System design, schema, trade-offs
Quality	`tester`, `reviewer`, `debugger`, `security-engineer`	All quality gates
Planning	`planner`, `brainstormer`, `business-analyst`	Strategy, estimation, requirements
Support	`designer`, `devops-engineer`, `docs-manager`, `performance-engineer`, `researcher`, `scouter`, `project-manager`, `reporter`	Everything else

Matrix Skill Discovery — 78+ Skills

Agents don't ship with hardcoded skills. They declare a profile, and the Matrix auto-injects the right skills at runtime:

# Agent declares:
profile: "backend:execution"

# Matrix resolves → 20+ skills auto-injected:
# FastAPI, Prisma, Postgres, Redis, Docker, Kubernetes,
# JWT, OAuth2, rate limiting, error handling, testing...

78+ skills across 19 domains. A skill added to the Matrix is instantly available to every relevant agent. No manual config.

Quick Start

1. Install (2 minutes)

# Install the package
npm install -g @namch/agent-assistant@latest

# Set up for your AI tool
agent-assistant install cursor        # or claude, copilot, antigravity, codex, kiro, qwen
agent-assistant install --all        # install for every tool you use

2. Try the wiki on this codebase (recommended first step)

/wiki:fast                    # Bootstrap — 5 essential pages in 3 min
/wiki:hard "full codebase"    # Comprehensive — 25 pages with review
/wiki:team "mission-critical"  # Adversarial — 30+ pages, 7 phases

3. Build anything

/cook:fast "add dark mode toggle"
/cook:hard "implement Stripe billing"
/fix "checkout button broken on mobile"
/test:hard "payment flow"
/review "API authentication layer"

Project Structure

agent-assistant/
├── agents/          # 21 specialist agents (markdown definitions)
├── commands/        # 50+ workflow commands (fast/hard/team variants)
├── rules/           # 8 orchestration rules (CORE, PHASES, AGENTS, TEAMS...)
├── matrix-skills/   # 19 domain skill registries
├── skills/         # 78+ domain skills
├── wiki/           # Built-in wiki documentation (try /wiki:team here!)
└── cli/             # Installer (installs into ~/.cursor/, ~/.claude/, etc.)

Supported Tools

Tool	Status	Install Path
Cursor	Full support	`~/.cursor/`
Claude Code	Full support	`~/.claude/`
GitHub Copilot	Full support	`~/.copilot/`
Antigravity/Gemini	Full support	`~/.antigravity/` + `~/.gemini/`
Codex	Full support	`~/.codex/`
Kiro	Full support	`~/.kiro/`
Qwen	Full support	`~/.qwen/`

Contributing

We're building the multi-agent orchestration standard. Here's how you can contribute:

What to contribute	How to start	Time needed
Add a Matrix Skill	Drop a skill file into `skills/<domain>/` — see `skills/README.md` for the template	~10 min
Create a new Agent	Define an agent in `agents/` with a profile and responsibilities	~20 min
Add a Command variant	Extend an existing command with a new `:variant`	~30 min
Improve documentation	Every wiki page and README section is fair game	~5 min

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide.

Roadmap

v2.0 — Web dashboard for wiki visualization and team monitoring
v2.1 — VS Code extension — full IDE integration, not just CLI
v2.2 — Agent marketplace — publish and install community agents
v2.3 — Real-time collaboration mode — multiple agents on the same PR
v2.4 — GitHub App — auto-comment PR reviews and wiki generation on repo events

Want to influence the roadmap? Open an issue, start a discussion, or submit a PR.

Support

If this helps you ship faster, consider buying me a coffee!

License

MIT — NamCH — Issues — Discussions

Agent Assistant — One AI. A whole team. Zero compromise on quality.

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SKILL.md

Agent Assistant

One AI. A Full Engineering Team. Ship in Hours.

See It in Action

The Numbers That Actually Matter

The Killer Feature: Run `/wiki` on Any Codebase

Every Command is a Team

The Golden Triangle — Adversarial Quality

How We Compare

21 Specialist Agents

Matrix Skill Discovery — 78+ Skills

Quick Start

1. Install (2 minutes)

2. Try the wiki on this codebase (recommended first step)

3. Build anything

Project Structure

Supported Tools

Contributing

Roadmap

Support

License

azure-ai-voicelive

SKILL.md

Agent Assistant

One AI. A Full Engineering Team. Ship in Hours.

See It in Action

The Numbers That Actually Matter

The Killer Feature: Run /wiki on Any Codebase

Every Command is a Team

The Golden Triangle — Adversarial Quality

How We Compare

21 Specialist Agents

Matrix Skill Discovery — 78+ Skills

Quick Start

1. Install (2 minutes)

2. Try the wiki on this codebase (recommended first step)

3. Build anything

Project Structure

Supported Tools

Contributing

Roadmap

Support

License

The Killer Feature: Run `/wiki` on Any Codebase