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Agent starter kit

A practical first workflow for Codex or Claude Code: build one small change and verify it.

4 skills0 upstream referencesEdited 2026-11-03

THE OUTCOME

What you will work toward

People starting with a coding agent

  • A small, reviewable change
  • A browser-check record
  • A clear explanation of what changed

A SUGGESTED SEQUENCE

Start with this sequence

  1. Choose one small task

    Describe the expected behavior and the files that may change. Ask the agent to inspect the repository before choosing a skill.

  2. Use the relevant instructions

    Frontend Design can lead a page task; React guidance is useful only for React projects. Do not install every skill merely because it appears in a collection.

  3. Verify and explain

    Inspect the running page, record actual checks and explain remaining limitations. Keep setup commands and model subscriptions separate from the skill files.

CHOOSE WHAT FITS

Skills in this collection

Choose what your task needs rather than applying every skill at once. The links retain their individual sources and licenses.