Agentic Toolkit

Your Gateway to Vibecoding: AI-Powered Development Made Simple

Discover proven tools and structured frameworks to start vibecoding as a non-technical or semi-technical user. Get essential scripts for Linux environments, learn through Vibecoding 101, and deploy ready-made AI subagents to accelerate your development workflow.

Featuring structured thinking frameworks, skills, and plugins that guide your AI collaboration for better results.

👉 Start Learning Vibecoding 101 - Essential guide for beginners

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Core Value: Structured AI Development Made Simple

Lightweight, structured subagents that enforce sequential task execution with built-in verification - not just natural language prompting.

Feature Overview

Category	Component	Description
Agents	11 Role-Based Specialists	Orchestrator, QA, Dev, Architect, UX, Feature Planner, Market Researcher, Context Builder plus 3-phase workflow agents (1-create-prd, 2-generate-tasks, 3-process-task-list)
Skills	10 Core Workflows	systematic-debugging, test-driven-development, verification-before-completion, testing-anti-patterns, root-cause-tracing, condition-based-waiting, brainstorming, code-review, skill-creator, docs-builder
Commands	10 Development Tools	debug, explain, git-commit, optimize, refactor, review, security, ship, stash, test-generate
Workflows	3-Phase Development	PRD Creation → Task Generation → Sequential Execution with automatic routing through digraph state machines
Architecture	Token Efficient	Progressive disclosure loads ~950 tokens for agent stubs, expands only when invoked
Installation	Multiple Options	Manual copy-paste (cp -r ai/subagentic/claude/* ~/.claude/) or NPM (npx liteagents)
Verification	Built-in Quality Gates	TDD enforcement, verification gates before completion, systematic debugging frameworks

Complete & Self-Sufficient

Works standalone out of the box. Optional: Add Superpowers framework for auto-triggering behavioral constraints if desired.

Full Subagent Manual | Install Now

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🚀 Quick Start

Option 1: NPX (Recommended - No Installation)

npx liteagents

Option 2: NPM Global Install

# Install globally (never use sudo)
npm install -g liteagents

# If permission errors, configure npm first:
mkdir -p ~/.npm-global
npm config set prefix '~/.npm-global'
echo 'export PATH=~/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

# Run installer
liteagents

Option 3: Manual Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/hamr0/agentic-toolkit.git && cd agentic-toolkit

# Install subagents for your platform (choose one)
cp -rv ai/subagentic/claude/* ~/.claude/          # Claude Code
cp -rv ai/subagentic/opencode/* ~/.config/opencode/  # OpenCode
cp -rv ai/subagentic/droid/* ~/.factory/         # Droid
cp -rv ai/subagentic/ampcode/* ~/.config/amp/    # Amp

Vibecoding 101 | Subagent Manual | Development Tools

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📁 What's Included

Development Tools

• Interactive Installer: tools/dev_tools_menu.sh - Choose and install Linux tools (Tmux, Neovim, etc.)
• Automation Scripts: Pre-configured setups for development environments
• Complete Guide: tools/tools_guide.md - Documentation for all tools

Vibecoding 101 Guide

• Beginner's Course: docs/vibecoding-101-guide.md - Step-by-step guide for non-technical users
• Core Concepts: Tool selection, AI collaboration, avoiding common pitfalls
• Practical Examples: Real-world vibecoding scenarios and best practices

Subagent Kits - Platform Support

Installation Options:

• Manual: cp -rv ai/subagentic/<platform>/* <install-path>/ (see table below)
• NPM Package: npx liteagents - Auto-updates, no cloning (repo)
• 📖 Subagentic Manual - Token loads, progressive disclosure, complete reference

Platform	Agents	Skills/Commands	Install Path	Project Path	Source Path
Claude Code	11 agents	10 skills + 12 commands	~/.claude/	./.claude/	ai/subagentic/claude/
OpenCode	11 agents	22 commands	~/.config/opencode/	./.opencode/	ai/subagentic/opencode/
Droid	11 droids	22 commands	~/.factory/	./.factory/	ai/subagentic/droid/
Amp	11 agents	22 commands	~/.config/amp/	./.amp/	ai/subagentic/ampcode/

Usage: Invoke with @agent-name or As agent-name, ... (Claude/OpenCode/Amp) or invoke droid agent-name (Droid). Commands via /command-name.

Curated Resources

• AI Marketplace (ai/marketplace/): 90+ reusable subagents (droids), plugins, skills, 200+ MCP servers, workflows
• Ollama Local LLM (ai/customize/ollama): Ollama configuration for OpenCode/Droid
• Claude Code Switcher (ai/customize/claude-switcher): Use GLM LLM/MCP on Claude Code
• BYOK Config (ai/customize/byok): Use Synthetic, GLM on OpenCode/Droid
• Agent Best Practices (ai/customize/config): Agent tweaks and guidelines

🔗 Optional: Superpowers Integration

Agentic Toolkit is complete and self-sufficient. Optionally add Superpowers for auto-triggering behavioral constraints (TDD must run first, verification before completion, fresh subagent isolation per task).

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📂 Directory Structure

agentic-toolkit/
├── ai/
│   ├── subagentic/              # Subagent kits for all platforms
│   │   ├── claude/              # 11 agents + 10 skills + 10 commands
│   │   ├── opencode/            # 11 agents + 20 commands
│   │   ├── droid/               # 11 droids + 20 commands
│   │   └── ampcode/             # 11 agents + 10 skills + 10 commands
│   ├── customize/               # Platform customization configs
│   │   ├── byok/                # Bring Your Own Key configs
│   │   ├── claude-switcher/     # Claude Code LLM/MCP switcher
│   │   ├── config/              # Agent best practices
│   │   ├── memcp/               # Memory MCP server
│   │   ├── ollama/              # Local LLM configs
│   │   └── skill-to-command/    # Skill conversion tools
│   └── marketplace/             # Curated AI resources
│       ├── agents/              # 90+ specialized subagents
│       └── workflows/           # Workflow patterns
├── tools/                       # Development utilities
│   ├── dev_tools_menu.sh        # Interactive installer
│   ├── master_tmux_setup.sh     # Tmux automation
│   ├── master_neovim_setup.sh   # Neovim automation
│   └── tools_guide.md           # Tools documentation
├── docs/                        # Documentation
│   └── vibecoding-101-guide.md  # Beginner's guide
└── env/                         # Environment configs

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🎯 Who Is This For?

This toolkit is designed for anyone wanting to maximize AI-powered development:

✅ Vibecoders - Non-coders building with AI
✅ Semi-technical users - Some coding background, learning to leverage AI
✅ Technical non-coders - Strong technical knowledge without coding experience
✅ Developers - Wanting structured, proven AI workflows
✅ Teams - Needing standardized AI collaboration patterns

Vibecoding 101 Guide - Learn how to build software with AI without being a traditional coder.

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📖 Documentation

• Vibecoding 101 - Beginner's guide to AI-powered development
• Subagent Manual - Complete agent reference with token loads
• Tools Guide - Development tools documentation
• Agent Guidelines - AI collaboration guardrails

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🆘 Support & Community

Getting Help

• ⭐ Star this repo for updates
• 💬 Join Discord for vibecoding support
• 🐛 GitHub Issues for bug reports
• 💡 GitHub Discussions for questions

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

Quick Guide

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Submit a pull request

What to contribute: Subagent improvements, tool scripts, documentation

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.

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