Agent Tooling POC#3329
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* chore(ai-tools): skill audit
* remove guideline + commands * update theme/type docs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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kinda need to iterate on this, so i think we should ship it 👍
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bold text here is @dreamwasp's comments! evan hacked out the structure and i tweaked, refactored, agonized, etc. my comments/additions here are in bold and i have striked-thru things i removed.
Reed asked me to put something together that squads could try out this week, and I didn't want to overwrite anything in #3322 with Cass out, so I hacked together a quick POC with Claude. I don't intend to merge this but if any of it proves useful, we can port it to Cass' PR.
I had Claude create the following based on our existing docs, but following the specs for Skills, Rules, and Commands.
It's probably easiest to just browse https://github.com/Codecademy/gamut/tree/evan-poc-agent-tooling/packages/gamut/agent-tools to see the actual markdown files, but I'm including an overview here of my thoughts around each file type.
Files and their purpose
This stuff is all relatively new and as always with AI, it's nondeterministic so I don't think we can say with 100% certainty that agents will always treat these things differently. But we can use them for different purposes—to solve different problems.
Commands (Claude Commands, Cursor Commands) are quite similar to Skills. My mental model for them is that they're runbooks rather than best practices or documentation. They're invoked (e.g.,/gamut-review) instead of loaded automatically. I'm unclear on whether their frontmatter gets loaded or not./gamut-reviewis now a skill! commands have been deprecated/migrate-to-gamutor similar to incrementally move a project from Percipio UI to Gamut. i agree which is precisely why i migrated to skill~.gitKeepjust to illustrate the concept.Rules are only supported by Cursor. Unlike Skills, all rules are always loaded for every prompt, so I'm inclined to say we shouldn't ship any, but I think they're worth testing so I replicated the accessibility skill as a rule so we can compare it against the skill.**we decided to do away with rules~ **Testing Instructions
yarn add @codecademy/gamut@a68.6.2-alpha.671e56.0. this will just pull the new agent assets as well as the newgamutbinary command, which you can run withyarn gamutornpx gamut.yarn installto register the newgamutbinary.yarn gamut plugin install cursor|claude|figma.yarn gamut plugin install(without a target) defaults to cursor.yarn gamut plugin install claudeinstalls both the plugin and a custom marketplace.yarn gamut plugin install claude --theme coreto add the
DESIGN.mdfile, but it might be easier for designers to just copy/paste. I'm not sure about this one.yarn gamut plugin helpto see other commandsclaude plugins list. You should seegamut-design-systemlisted.