Provider-agnostic operations for agentic resources. ARK codifies patterns and practices developed across dozens of agentic application projects.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent when designing architecture for new Ark features, planning component extensions, or evaluating technical approaches that need to align with existing codebase patterns. Examples:\n\n- User: "I need to add a new CRD for managing prompt templates"\n Assistant: "I'll use the ark-architect agent to design…
Agent Claude Code
Triage and fix CI/CD build failures in Ark. Use when builds are failing, CI checks are red, tests are broken, or the user asks to "check the build", "fix CI", "why is the build failing", or "triage build issues".\n\n- User: "The build is red, can you check it?"\n Assistant: "I'll use the ark-build-manager agent to…
Agent Claude Code
Orchestrates multi-phase Ark feature development using the task folder protocol. Manages task lifecycle, coordinates specialist agents (ark-architect, ark-prototyper), and tracks progress through objectives → architecture → prototype → outcome phases.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to build minimal, verifiable prototypes of Ark features. It makes the smallest changes needed to demonstrate the architecture and user experience - minimal CRD updates, simple API endpoints, basic CLI commands, and dashboard UI. Examples:\n\n- User: "Prototype the ark-broker feature"\n Assistant: "I'll…
Agent Claude Code
Fix security vulnerabilities in Ark by researching CVEs, analyzing impact, proposing mitigations, implementing patches, and creating PRs. Use when the user reports CVE numbers or security issues that need fixing in Ark. Examples:\n\n- User: "Fix CVE-2025-55183 in Ark"\n Assistant: "I'll use the ark-security-patcher…
Agent Claude Code
Research technical solutions by searching the web, examining GitHub repos, and gathering evidence. Use when exploring implementation options, evaluating technologies, or investigating how to solve a technical problem.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: