agent-resources-project
A package manager for AI Agents, managing skills like code dependencies.
Install & Use
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agr solves the chaos in AI Agent skill management. Currently, skill files for different AI tools (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor) are scattered and distributed via manual copy-pasting, leading to inconsistent skill versions, maintenance difficulties, and synchronization issues within teams.
agr addresses this by introducing a package management mechanism similar to npm or PyPI. Simply create an agr.toml file in your project root to declare dependencies, then use the agr add command to install skills from GitHub repositories or local directories. After installation, agr automatically syncs the skills to all your configured AI tools and generates a version-locked agr.lock file.
It is ideal for developers, project managers, or any team collaborating with multiple AI coding tools (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor). When a team wants to ensure all members use the same version and configuration of Agent skills and achieve one-click environment setup, agr is the perfect choice.
It is recommended to include the agr.toml and agr.lock files in version control, while adding the automatically generated skill directories for each tool (e.g., .claude/skills/) to .gitignore. This way, new team members can clone the project and simply run agr sync to obtain a fully consistent skill environment.
Key Features
Unlike manual management or built-in tool marketplaces, agr treats skills as versionable, lockable project dependencies. It ensures team environment consistency through declarative configuration and lock files, and supports installation from any Git repository without requiring a centralized registry.
Limitations
Currently, it primarily serves code-related AI tools (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor), with limited support for non-development or non-text-interaction AI Agents.
FAQ
What is the difference between agr and the built-in skill markets in AI tools?
agr is a cross-tool, version-controlled dependency manager where skills come from any Git repository, suitable for internal team sharing and version locking. Built-in tool markets are typically centralized, individual-focused skill stores.
How do I share a skill I wrote with my team?
Place the skill files in a Git repository (which can be private). Team members can install it via `agr add your_repo_path`, or reference a local skill via `agr add ./local_path`.
Installation guide for AI assistants
If your AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, TRAE etc.) can see this page, send it this message to auto-install:
Visit https://321skill.com/skills/agent-resources-project/raw/index.md to read the original Skill definition (Markdown format) for agent-resources-project, and install it according to the instructions.
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