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Coding-agent integrations

Use AgentUse from Codex, Claude Code, or Pi to turn a workflow in your current conversation into a reusable .agentuse file. The integration helps define the agent, prepare its runtime, and validate it before its first real run.

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Install

Install the repository skill with the cross-host Agent Skills installer:
This is the supported installation path for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Goose, OpenCode, Windsurf, and other compatible hosts. New GitHub Releases do not contain separate coding-assistant packages. Start a new conversation after installation, then ask your assistant:
The installed discovery skill loads the automate, core, creator, and tester guidance from the installed AgentUse CLI. This keeps the authoring workflow aligned with the CLI version that will validate and run the resulting agent. The Pi-specific adapter is currently available to contributors from a source checkout. Run bun run integrations:build, install ./dist/integrations/pi with Pi, and start a new session before using /automate.

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Validate and run the resulting agent

The assistant loads current AgentUse guidance from the installed agentuse command. Running and validating the file requires the AgentUse CLI and a configured model provider. Review the generated source and setup requirements, then validate and test it:
See testing agents for test scope and limitations. Review the test output before a real run or enabling a schedule.

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Updates and local development

Run npx skills add agentuse/agentuse again when you want the latest discovery skill. Its workflow guidance is version-matched at runtime by the AgentUse CLI. Contributors can run bun run integrations:build in the AgentUse repository. The generated local-development marketplaces use agentuse-development; their installation commands are in the repository’s integrations READMEs.