Skills your agent already knows.
Plugins for coding agents: an engineering standard, git conventions, terminal demos, dotfiles. Your agent reaches for them on its own.
uze market add hiukky/aiOne install, every agent on the machine
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Antigravity
The catalog
Each plugin stands alone. Take one, and nothing else comes with it.
agent or youonly when called
- 3 skills
openspec
Personal engineering standard: OpenSpec (proposal/specs/design/tasks) with unattended implementation via the `auto` skill, rare ADRs written only at archive time, and Mermaid architecture diagrams kept current as part of each change.
uze openspec@ai - 2 skills
git
Personal git workflow conventions: Conventional Commits and gitflow-named pull/merge requests.
uze git@ai - 1 skill
tui
Terminal UI media: recording a TUI as a demo video people will actually watch — isolated, verified, reproducible.
uze tui@ai - 2 skills
env
The machine as a build product of its dotfiles: nothing is installed or configured by hand, everything goes through the chezmoi source and is applied from it.
uze env@ai - 2 skills
code
Working on code that already exists: polishing it before review and restructuring it without changing what it does, in small verified steps against the project's own gates, judged through the same six lenses by reviewers that did not write it.
uze code@ai
Every capability is a skill
One SKILL.md says what it does and who may call it. Each agent gets it in its own form: a slash command, a $name, or plain discovery.
model + user
The default
The agent uses it when the work matches; you can call it by name. Almost every skill.
user only
A deliberate action
Runs only when you call it. For skills that restructure a repository, like openspec:init.
model only
Background work
The agent uses it; there is nothing to call. None in the catalog yet.
AI is the catalog. uze installs it.
No uze yet? One line, on Linux and macOS. Then uze <plugin>@ai adds a plugin to the project you are in, and -m on uze install adds it to the whole machine.
curl -fsSL https://uze.sh/i | sh