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Description

Public multi-agent skills marketplace for Claude Code, Codex, and future coding agents

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

l'Aicluse Agent Fieldkit

Agent tooling for Claude Code and Codex. Most packages ship to both hosts; runtime-specific adapters are generated from the package sources.

The GitHub Pages source for a public overview of the repository and changelog lives in [docs/index.html](docs/index.html). Publish GitHub Pages from the default branch's `/docs` folder to serve it as a project page.

Installation

Add the marketplace once:

claude plugins marketplace add laicluse/agent-fieldkit
codex plugin marketplace add laicluse/agent-fieldkit

Then install the package you need:

claude plugins install dont-do-that@laicluse-agent-fieldkit
codex plugin add dont-do-that@laicluse-agent-fieldkit

Each package README has its own install block. The generated Fieldkit website also exposes per-package install commands and a marketplace-wide install view. Most packages ship to both Claude Code and Codex. Runtime-specific adapters are generated from the package sources; `autonomous` remains Claude Code-only because its keep-alive behavior is host-specific.

Coming from the retired `leclause` marketplace? Its plugins moved here; see the [migration guide](https://github.com/epologee/leclause-skills/blob/main/docs/migration.md).

Packages

The marketplace currently ships:

  • how-plugins-work: reference material for plugin names, skill names, marketplace aliases, manifests, adapters, and runtime caches.
  • self-improvement: routes feedback about agent behavior to hooks, skills, project code, or instruction files.
  • git-discipline: parallel-worktree candidate verification and atomic two-parent default merges, plus repo-aware commit and push hooks.
  • bonsai: git worktree lifecycle as a cross-platform CLI with setup and guarded teardown.
  • dibs: single-occupancy locks so one coding agent owns a working directory at a time.
  • dont-do-that: guardrail hooks for Claude Code plus /duh, /just-a-question, and /not-your-monkey correction skills for C