Welcome

ai is a catalog of plugins for coding agents. Each plugin is a set of skills: an engineering standard, git conventions, terminal demos, a dotfiles workflow. Your agent picks them up when the work matches, in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Antigravity.

uze market add hiukky/ai

The catalog

• 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.

  • adr
  • auto
  • init

  uze openspec@ai

• 2 skills

  git

  Personal git workflow conventions: Conventional Commits and gitflow-named pull/merge requests.

  • commit
  • pr

  uze git@ai

• 1 skill

  tui

  Terminal UI media: recording a TUI as a demo video people will actually watch — isolated, verified, reproducible.

  • record

  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.

  • reclaim
  • sync

  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.

  • polish
  • refactor

  uze code@ai

How it works

• A plugin is a folder of skills. Install one and every agent on the machine gets it, through uze.
• Skills fire on their own. git:commit commits when work is done; tui:record takes over when you ask for a demo.
• Some wait for you. A skill that restructures a repository, like openspec:init, only runs when you call it by name.