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Open-Sourcing the handover Skill - Standardizing Context Handoff for AI Agents
The handover skill is an Agent Skill that captures AI agent work context in local handover files and lets the next session resume from verified repository state. This article explains why context handoff matters and how the skill is architected.
What Is Superpowers? The Agent Skills Framework That Turns Claude Code into a Senior Developer
Superpowers is an open-source agent skills framework that applies structured development workflows to AI coding agents like Claude Code. Through TDD, a 7-phase development pipeline, and composable skills, it dramatically improves the quality and reliability of AI-generated code.
Getting Started with Superset — Run 10+ AI Coding Agents in Parallel
Superset is a desktop application that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents in isolated Git worktrees for parallel execution. This step-by-step tutorial covers installation, workspace creation, agent execution, and code review workflows.
Pencil.dev Explained: How It Compares to Figma and Why Engineers Love It
Pencil.dev is an AI-native design tool that runs inside your IDE, enabling Design-as-Code with Git version control. Learn how it compares to Figma, its MCP integration with Claude Code, and practical setup steps.
Announcing mcp-convert — Migrate Claude Code MCP Settings to Codex CLI with Agent Skills
mcp-convert is an Agent Skills skill that automatically converts Claude Code's MCP server settings into the config.toml format used by OpenAI's Codex CLI. This article covers the challenges of MCP configuration management in the multi-agent era, and explains how mcp-convert works.
Getting Things Done with cmux Alone — Pane Splitting, Built-in Browser, and lazygit
A practical guide to handling 80% of your daily development workflow in the terminal using cmux pane splitting, its built-in browser, and lazygit.
Full IDE in the Terminal with Yazi + Neovim — File Trees and Code Navigation
A practical guide to building a VSCode-equivalent IDE environment entirely in the terminal by adding the Yazi file manager and Neovim (LazyVim) to cmux.
Getting Started with cmux — A Terminal Built for AI Coding Agents
cmux is a macOS-native terminal designed for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. This guide covers installation, core features, and practical workflows for running multiple agents side by side.
Claude Code Auto Memory Explained: How AI Learns Across Sessions
A deep dive into the Auto Memory feature introduced in Claude Code v2.1.32 — how it works, directory structure, how it differs from CLAUDE.md, and practical tips for getting the most out of it.
What Are Agent Skills — Adding Reusable Capabilities to AI Agents
A technical deep dive into Agent Skills and the SKILL.md format: how they work, supported agents, skill structure, installation methods, and how to build your own.