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Agent Skills for Context Engineering

Skill pack teaching agents context and harness engineering patterns

  • Agent skills and plugins
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What it is

A set of agent skill files covering context window management, compression, memory design, multi-agent patterns, tool design, evaluation, and harness engineering. Each skill loads progressively, and the repo installs as a Claude Code plugin marketplace while also working with Cursor and other skill-aware agents. Developers building or debugging production agent systems use it to give their coding agent working knowledge of these design practices, backed by short Python pseudocode examples.

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18,179 GitHub stars.
18,179

Forks
1,501
Commits
214
Contributors
11
Language
Python
License
MIT
Last commit
Oct 12, 2026
On GitHub since
December 2025
First release
December 2025
Self-hostable
No
Author
Muratcan Koylan
Tags
  • agent-skills
  • multi-agent
  • ai-memory
  • agent-plugins
  • context-engineering
  • llm-evaluation

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Updated Oct 21, 2026
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