Proposal: skillhub as the package manager layer for agency-agents #640
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Hey @msitarzewski — genuine fan of what you've built. 232 agents across
16 divisions is impressive, and the desktop app was a smart move.
I built skillhub (github.com/chandrudp29/skillhub) — a pip-installable
package manager for AI skills. Different layer, same problem.
Before asking anything, I wanted to show rather than tell.
I converted 3 of your agents to skillhub format (10 minutes of work) and
this already works:
pip install skillhub-ai
skillhub install frontend-developer
skillhub install backend-architect
skillhub compose frontend-developer backend-architect -o fullstack-engineer
That last command is the interesting one — Skill Composer merges both agents,
detects 7 section conflicts, and writes one unified expert.
Agency-agents has no equivalent.
It also writes .claude/skills.json with trigger keywords so Claude can
route intent without loading every agent file — zero changes needed to
your content.
Full attribution in registry: source: agency-agents, author: msitarzewski.
MIT license, so this is legal — but I want your buy-in before publishing.
If you're interested, I'd add your full 232-agent roster to the skillhub
registry. Your users get pip-based discovery and Skill Composer.
skillhub gets 232 battle-tested agents overnight.
Worth a conversation?
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