القائمة
Install or refresh the global Agentic Repos layer on this machine (ar-* skills, scripts, session hook, default-branch guard). Say "ar-install-tools" or "setup tools".
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| name | ar-install-tools |
| description | Install or refresh the global Agentic Repos layer on this machine (ar-* skills, scripts, session hook, default-branch guard). Say "ar-install-tools" or "setup tools". |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Installs (or refreshes) the GLOBAL Agentic Repos layer on this developer's machine: the ar-* driver skills, framework scripts, the SessionStart hook, and the default-branch guard, all wired into ~/.claude/.
This skill is a thin wrapper around install.sh at the framework repo root. The shell script is the canonical implementation and does all the work (bootstrapping agentic-devkit, symlinking skills, installing scripts, wiring hooks and shell-rc). Teammates who do not use Claude Code can run it directly.
git pull in the framework repo picks up new skills or scripts.jq installed (brew install jq).$AR_FRAMEWORK_DIR points to it after a first install; otherwise use the repo root path.bash "${AR_FRAMEWORK_DIR:-.}/install.sh"
Run it from the framework root, or pass its path. That is the whole job. install.sh is idempotent (symlinks, not copies) so re-running only picks up what changed. It bootstraps agentic-devkit if missing.
Surface the installer's bottom line back to the user:
Global Agentic Repos layer installed/refreshed.
Restart Claude Code (or start a new session) to pick up new skills + the session hook.
If install.sh reported a real dir blocking a skill symlink, tell the user to re-run with -f. If it warned that agentic-devkit was missing, tell them the clone step ran (or failed) so they can retry.
Record an improvement, learning, fix, or refinement to the Agentic Repos framework. Invoke when a new pattern emerges, a bug is found in a skill/agent/rule, or a workflow refinement is identified during work. Handles version bumping, CHANGELOG updates, and cross-file consistency. Also user-invocable via "ar-add-improvement" or "update framework".
Install or update context-processing skills (discussion, email, meeting, specs, state) into a Docs Project. Separate from ar-taskflow - does not touch ar-taskflow skills or config.
Adopt Agentic Repos in a project, writing its per-repo config + rules layer by extracting the codebase's real conventions. Say "ar-install" or "make this repo agent-ready".
Reviews a PULL REQUEST of the Agentic Repos framework SOURCE repo itself for project-based noise. Its input is a framework PR, on trigger it FIRST asks which agentic-repos PR to review (framework PRs only; it refuses PRs from any other repo). Proves the PR introduces ZERO project-based noise into the project-agnostic framework, installed artifacts (rules/, skills/, agents/, templates/, setup.md) AND docs/. Catches a source project's identity (real names, packages, developer paths, tickets, people, dated incident notes), whole files bound to one project (a <project>-feedback.md mining doc, anything named after or dominated by a single product line, these belong in the source project, not the framework), stack idioms leaking into stack-agnostic skill/agent bodies, ungenericized business-domain examples, rationale/version-history bloat, mis-tiered rules, and version-file drift. Use whenever you want to review/self-review an agentic-repos PR for "does this leak or bind a project into the generic framework," befor
Refresh an adopted project's per-repo config + rules layer to the current framework version. Say "ar-upgrade" or "refresh the project rules".
Assess how agent-ready a repository is and raise it. Reads the actual codebase, extracts its real conventions into rule files, wires the config seam, and reports a readiness scorecard. Say "ar-agent-ready", "make this repo agent-ready", or "extract the rules for this project".