Kits Overview
A kit is a GitHub repo containing a collection of agent skills and configs. Think of it as a portable skill pack for AI agents.
What’s in a Kit
Skills
Skills are directories with SKILL.md files following the Agent Skills standard:
---
name: voice-assistant
description: Process voice commands and respond with TTS
agents: [openclaw, cursor, windsurf]
tools: [exec, read, write]
---
# Voice Assistant
When the user sends a voice message...
Agent Configs
Config files tell agents how to behave:
| File | Agent |
|---|---|
CLAUDE.md | Claude Code |
.cursorrules | Cursor |
.windsurfrules | Windsurf |
AGENTS.md | OpenClaw, Codex |
codex.json | Codex |
.clinerules | Cline |
.aider.conf.yml | Aider |
.continue/config.json | Continue |
Kit Lifecycle
- Create — Organize skills and configs in a directory
- Push to GitHub — Your repo is the kit
- Push to registry —
npx clawclawgo pushadds to the index - Add — Others clone with
npx clawclawgo add owner/repo
How Others Use Your Kit
npx clawclawgo add yourname/your-repo
This clones your repo (shallow, no git history), finds all SKILL.md files and agent configs, runs a security scan, and generates a CLAWCLAWGO.md documenting what’s inside.
Next Steps
- Creating Kits — How to make your own
- Browsing Kits — Finding kits on ClawClawGo
- Sharing Kits — Pushing to the registry