KIT
Kit
The versioned package you install. Groups Skills, Agents, Hooks, rules, and support files. Installing does not run every component.
AgentKit · Building blocks
AgentKit Kits, Skills, Agents & Hooks
Understand each AgentKit block — then pick the right starting point for your task.
Vocabulary
Five building blocks
SKL
Skill
A reusable workflow for a specific outcome. You normally invoke it deliberately, then give a goal or input.
AGT
Agent
A specialized role for focused work or delegation. Not automatically more authoritative than Skills.
HK
Hook
Automation on a runtime lifecycle event. Not a security boundary. A file alone does not prove execution.
ART
Supporting artifacts
Rules, references, scripts, configuration, and templates that support workflows.
Practical
Quick answers
01 When should I choose a Kit? +
When you want a family of workflows for a work area (for example an engineer kit).
02 When should I invoke a Skill? +
When you can name the outcome: plan, cook, fix, review…
03 Do I need to call Agents directly? +
Usually no. Start with a Skill; let the workflow delegate when useful.
04 Do Hooks run everywhere? +
No. An adapter may translate, narrow matchers, or omit unsupported events with a warning.
05 Why can the same Kit differ across runtimes? +
Each runtime has its own layout, tools, and events. An adapter is a compatibility boundary, not a parity promise.