pass-agent/loomkin

What if AI agents could form teams as fluidly as humans? Spawn specialists in milliseconds, share discoveries in real-time, review each other's work, and remember everything across sessions. Watch it all unfold in a live mission control UI. Open source.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what loomkin tells them →

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21Mods indexed here, across every type
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bun-development

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pass-agent/loomkin

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

Fast, modern JavaScript/TypeScript development with the Bun runtime, inspired by oven-sh/bun.

not rated 181 5mo ago A ✓ AI review 35 tokens original MIT

clack

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pass-agent/loomkin

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Build and maintain interactive Node.js/Bun CLIs with Clack (@clack/prompts and @clack/core). Use when an AI agent needs to design prompt flows, implement cancellation-safe input handling, add spinners/log/note UX, apply Clack best practices, or generate runnable examples aligned with official Clack docs.

not rated 181 5mo ago A 72 tokens original MIT

react-ink

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pass-agent/loomkin

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use this skill when building terminal user interfaces with React Ink - interactive CLI apps, terminal dashboards, progress displays, or keyboard-driven TUI components. Triggers on React Ink, Ink components, terminal UI with React, useInput, useFocus, Box/Text layout, create-ink-app, and any task requiring rich…

not rated 181 5mo ago B 77 tokens original MIT

tui-design

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pass-agent/loomkin

Skill Claude CodeCodex

This skill should be used when designing terminal user interfaces, creating TUI layouts, choosing TUI color schemes, implementing keyboard navigation, building terminal dashboards, or working with any TUI framework. Activates on mentions of TUI design, terminal UI, Ratatui layout, Ink components, Textual widgets…

not rated 181 5mo ago A 109 tokens original MIT

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