jeromekneip/ai-team-starterkit

A minimal, vendor-independent scaffold for running a small AI team ▎ inside any workspace. One folder. One orchestrator. Two starter agents. ▎ A hiring pipeline for everything else. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, ▎ Copilot Workspace, and anything that reads CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md.

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Agent Claude Code

Design checklist (from the scout skill — apply before shipping a new agent).

not rated 2 1mo ago A 46 tokens original MIT

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Agent Claude Code

Review agent — the judgment gate. Use to review a deliverable, draft, plan, or change for quality, correctness, and safety before it ships, and to verify that the matching procedure (skill) was applied. Deliberately read-only. Trigger phrases include "review this", "check before I send", "quality gate".

not rated 2 1mo ago A 70 tokens original MIT

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Agent Claude Code

Research agent. Use for web research sweeps, fact-finding across multiple sources, market or tooling comparisons, and profiling professional roles or unfamiliar domains (including as the research step of the scout skill). Read-only — it researches and reports; it never writes workspace files.

not rated 2 1mo ago A 56 tokens original MIT

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Agent Claude Code

Writing agent. Use for drafting and polishing documents, reports, summaries of provided material, communications, and README/user-facing text — especially multi-page deliverables worth isolating from the main conversation. Trigger phrases include "draft", "write up", "polish", "turn this into a document".

not rated 2 1mo ago A 62 tokens original MIT

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