Claude Code
Native or explicit plugin delivery. Skills, agents, slash commands, rules, hooks, and status line can be active at project or user scope.
How adapters deliver Kits into coding agents — not a full parity matrix.
Model
Coding assistants do not share one file layout, tool set, or lifecycle model. A runtime adapter converts a Kit into surfaces that assistant can discover and use. Without an equivalent, AgentKit may keep supporting content, drop with a warning, or report unsupported.
Invocation
Syntax and supported surfaces vary by runtime.
| Runtime | Syntax | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | /ak:<skill> | /ak:cook /ak:plan |
| Cursor | /ak:<skill> | /ak:cook /ak:plan |
| Codex | $ak:<skill> | $ak:cook $ak:plan |
Expectations
Native or explicit plugin delivery. Skills, agents, slash commands, rules, hooks, and status line can be active at project or user scope.
Native skill discovery and agent dispatch. Partial Hook support — some groups drop/narrow. No status line. Command files may stay supporting content.
Projects skills, agents, rules, hooks. Live install/update/invocation coverage is incomplete across setups — do not infer full parity.
Beyond the three above
Some coding agents can still read/discover AgentKit skills (often via standard skill folders), but AgentKit does not commit full harness support: hooks, adapter install/update, status line, or command parity like Claude Code / Codex / Cursor. Loading skills ≠ official support.
Do not infer install/update/invocation parity just because a skill appears in the agent. Check the install summary and real behavior on your runtime.