agemon

Bootstrap and reverse an AI coding agent environment in a repository with one CLI.

agemon installs a curated plugin bundle, tracks all managed actions in a state manifest, and can cleanly reverse those actions with nuke.

Documentation, the skill library and the installer: https://agemon.korak-kurani.com.

Why agemon

• One command, the same setup everywhere. Agent rules, skills, subagents, the code graph and its daemon land the same way in every repository, pinned to exact versions.
• You approve every change first. agemon shows a plan with diffs, asks before it writes, and rolls back the whole run if any step fails.
• Fully reversible. Every change is recorded, and agemon nuke removes exactly what agemon added, leaving your own files alone.
• Works with Claude. Add agemon's skill groups to claude.ai or Claude Code as plugins, and check a repository is ready for Claude Code on the web. See Use with Claude.

Want to help? Start with CONTRIBUTING.md.

What It Does

agemon is plugin-driven and runs its plugins in this order:

1. crg: installs and verifies code-review-graph.
2. daemon: registers code-review-graph watch autostart via systemd --user (Linux) or a launchd user agent (macOS), under a name derived from the repository's path — see Daemon naming.
3. skills: installs bundled skills with a pinned copy of the skills CLI. Always installs the essentials group; additional groups (design, security, code quality, architecture, self-review, performance, commit, workflow, output style, founder, team lead, GEO, Nuxt/Vue, browser testing, motion) are selected interactively, via --skill-groups, or skipped entirely in a non-interactive session — see Skill Groups.
4. agents: installs a Haiku override of Claude Code's Explore agent, and the subagents that come with an installed skill group, into .claude/agents/ — see Subagents. It depends on skills, so --only agents also runs skills.
5. subagent-default: behind consent, sets a default model in .claude/settings.json for Claude Code subagents that name none — see Default subagent model.
6. delegation-guard: opt-in, never installed by default. Hooks that, in a chat where you turn them on, cap searches in the main conversation and point Claude to Explore — see How agemon routes subagents.
7. cli-tool: installs bundled global CLI tools.
8. master-prompt: consolidates agent rule files and pointer files.

Every mutating plugin action is recorded in .agemon/state.json and used by nuke for targeted reversal.

Re-running against an already-bootstrapped repo

Every plugin's detect + verify runs on each invocation, not just on first install:

• Not detected: fresh install, as above.
• Detected and healthy: reported and left alone — no reinstalling on every run.
• Detected but verify fails (e.g. a daemon stuck crash-looping): agemon reports what's currently there and asks whether to rewrite/fix it. --yes answers yes automatically; a non-interactive session (CI, piped output) answers no automatically and just reports the problem, matching the update check's non-interactive behavior.

Skill Groups

The skills plugin installs one always-on group plus whichever optional groups you select:

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