Team planning, leadership, coding and review roles, feature coordination, and program status skills.
If this plugin is uninitialized or a command fails, follow the plugin setup guide for its required CLIs, configuration, and local diagnosis.
If the setup checks leave a reproducible Agent IX dev-team bug that blocks progress, join the Agent IX Discord. Community help is a last resort for Agent IX product bugs, not a help desk for local credentials, machine setup, third party tools, or unrelated projects. See setup.md for what to include.
| Skill | Action |
|---|---|
team-planner |
Turn an idea into a structured Linear plan with dependencies and ready tickets. |
team-leader |
Coordinate a team's planned work through coding, review, and delivery. |
coder |
Implement an assigned ticket in its worktree and open the PR. |
reviewer |
Run applicable review methods and record findings against a PR and ticket. |
feature-request |
Record a new capability request as a buildable Linear ticket. |
feature-feedback |
Report observed strengths, friction, and gaps after using a feature. |
feature-check |
Check delivered behavior against each ticket acceptance criterion. |
status-report |
Report program progress, blockers, and next actions from Linear evidence. |
team-planner and status-report use Linear and ix-board for structured project status and blockers. reviewer can invoke review methods from dev-tools and specification methods from Quoin when installed. coder can use dev-tools:rust-style for Rust work. Get companion plugins from the Agent IX marketplace and install them as ix-board@agent-ix, dev-tools@agent-ix, or quoin@agent-ix when the corresponding methods are needed. The role skills report unavailable methods rather than inventing results.
The planner accepts a new idea as well as an existing focus. For a large system it establishes domain boundaries, architecture layers, specifications, tests, and blocker relations before dispatching executable tickets. Its current source workflow came from Agent IX; check your own tracker and governance before applying it elsewhere.
The repository is one plugin. The same skills/ tree is used by all four hosts.
| Host | Install |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | claude plugin marketplace add agent-ix/agent-plugins then claude plugin install dev-team@agent-ix |
| Codex | codex plugin marketplace add agent-ix/agent-plugins then codex plugin add dev-team@agent-ix |
| GitHub Copilot CLI | copilot plugin install agent-ix/dev-team |
| OpenCode | Add "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/agent-ix/dev-team/main/skills/" to the skills array in your opencode.jsonc; the URL serves this repository's skills/index.json catalog. |
Claude uses .claude-plugin/plugin.json, Codex and Copilot use the root portable plugin.json, and OpenCode uses the remote skill catalog. The Agent IX public marketplace pins reviewed versions for Claude and Codex. The .codex-plugin/plugin.json file supports older Codex plugin loaders. No host-specific copy of a skill is maintained.
MIT. See LICENSE. See CONTENT_RIGHTS.md for source-content rules.