Auto-install AI agents
for any project.
AutoAgents detects your stack — Next.js, Laravel, Rust, anything — and installs community-curated agents into your AI assistant. Like npm install, but for AI context.
How it works
One command. Reads your project, picks the right items, drops them in the right directory for your AI framework.
1. Scan
Detects 50+ stacks from package.json, composer.json,Cargo.toml, etc. — and which AI framework you use.
2. Match
Pulls the registry from autoagents-dev/autoagents-registry and filters to items tagged for your stack.
3. Install
Verifies SHA-256 checksums, then writes a host-native definition to .claude/,.cursor/, .windsurf/, or .codex/.
What's in the registry
9 items at v1 — agents. PR-driven, community-curated.
agents-orchestrator
Use as the main coding agent when a project needs coordinated planning, delegation to available specialist agents, evidence-based quality gates, and end-to-end delivery tracking.
clinical-evidence-agent
Use when evaluating, writing, or reviewing healthcare AI claims that require evidence grading, source discipline, decision-support boundaries, or audience-specific clinical framing.
fastapi-specialist
Use when working on a FastAPI (Python) project. Specialist for async, dependency injection, Pydantic v2, project layout, error handling, background tasks, and the patterns that survive the move from prototype to production.
go-specialist
Use when working on a Go modules project. Specialist for project layout, error handling, context propagation, interface design at the consumer, goroutines & channels, and idiomatic Go that doesn't look like translated Java.
laravel-specialist
Use when working on a Laravel 10+ project. Specialist for Eloquent, request lifecycle, queues, events, Pint, Pest testing, and the patterns that scale beyond toy apps.
multi-agent-systems-architect
Use when designing or reviewing a multi-agent system that needs explicit topology, context boundaries, permissions, failure recovery, human gates, evaluation, or observability.
Skills stay separate
Procedural skills, workflows, tools, and rules are useful, but they are not independently delegable agents and do not belong in this registry.
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