The agent skills I use with Claude Code and Codex. Some use J5 Code tools when they are available and fall back to the harness's own tools when they are not.
| Skill | Say | What it does |
|---|---|---|
council |
"council" | Asks Claude Opus, GPT Sol, and Grok (when available) for a review, fixes what they agree on, and repeats until they are satisfied. Scores go in the PR description. |
take-the-wheel |
"take the wheel" | Hands the agent the work end to end, with nobody watching. Grants permission to use the test methods it needs without asking first. |
t3code-giveback |
(loads itself in a pingdotgg/t3code checkout) |
Briefs agents giving J5 Code fixes back to T3 Code: Jackson's rules for posting upstream, the lifecycle of an item, and the giveback dashboard. |
Use the skills CLI. It installs to
~/.agents/skills/, which Codex reads, and symlinks the skill into
~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code.
# From GitHub
npx skills add Jacksondr5/jstack -g -a claude-code codex -s council
# From a local clone
npx skills add ~/repos/jacksondr5/jstack -g -a claude-code codex -s councilUse -s '*' to install every skill. The CLI copies the skill, so edits to
this repository do not reach the installed copy. Run the same add command
again to pick them up. npx skills update -g refreshes GitHub installs, but it
skips local-path installs.
council and take-the-wheel are adapted from Theo Browne's
tstack. take-the-wheel is based on his
full-send skill. His skills are MIT licensed. Each skill adapted from his
includes his license in LICENSE.txt, and names the original in the metadata
field of its SKILL.md.
MIT. The adapted skills also carry Theo's copyright in their
LICENSE.txt.