Set up an AI coding agent with optimized prompts, security policies, and reusable skills without building them from scratch.
Run multiple coding sessions and automatically extract patterns into skills that the agent learns and reuses.
Manage token usage and model selection across different AI harnesses to reduce costs and latency.
Orchestrate subagents and parallelize work using git worktrees while tracking state across sessions.
Multi-language support (TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Perl, Rust) requires appropriate runtimes installed; Tkinter GUI dependency may need system-level setup on some platforms.
Everything Claude Code is a performance optimization system for AI agent harnesses, the wrappers people use to run AI coding agents on their machines. Rather than just shipping configs, it bundles skills, instincts, memory optimization, continuous learning, security scanning, and a research-first development workflow into one set of plug-in components, plus rules, hooks, MCP configurations, and legacy command shims. It works across multiple harnesses including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Gemini. It works by giving you a manifest-driven installer that places agents, skills, hooks, and rules into your harness configuration, with a state store that tracks what's installed and supports incremental updates. The system covers token optimization (model selection and slimming system prompts), memory persistence across sessions through hooks, automatic extraction of patterns from sessions into reusable skills, verification loops with grader types and pass@k metrics, parallelization via git worktrees, and subagent orchestration. Recent releases added a Tkinter desktop dashboard, an operator-workflow lane (brand voice, social-graph ranker, billing ops, Google Workspace ops, etc.), media tooling (Manim video, Remotion), and an alpha Rust control-plane prototype. You'd use this if you're running an AI coding agent intensively and want a tested system layer rather than building skills, hooks, and security policies yourself. The repository is a multi-language codebase including TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Perl, Markdown, and shell, with rules covering 12 language ecosystems. It's MIT-licensed and the README states it's evolved over 10+ months of daily use building real products. The full README is longer than what was provided.
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