ai-modules
Persistent task backlogs, wikis, and guardrails for coding
All Skills in This Repository (13)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorswiki_import
Import external resources into a markdown wiki with reviewable triage before writing pages.
wiki_fix
Audit and autonomously repair markdown wiki structure, links, tags, and contradictions.
executive_summary
Generate executive summaries at 10–15% length in continuous prose.
wiki
Create and maintain an interlinked markdown wiki with typed pages and provenance.
wiki_wrapup
Mine conversation knowledge, diff it against a wiki, and propose reconciled updates.
spr
Convert input text into compact Sparse Priming Representation markdown bullets.
format_python
Format Python code with consistent style and linting-safe patterns.
format_rust
Apply clippy-aligned formatting rules to Rust code.
update_changelog
Generate a day-grouped CHANGELOG.md from git commit history with status markers.
ai_instruction_formatting
Format LLM instruction content into pseudo-XML with snake_case tags.
git_commit
Stage the full working tree and generate an evidence-based git commit message.
ai_instruction_writing
Rewrites AI-consumed instructions to prioritize positive, actionable phrasing while retaining necessary catch-all negatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install ai-modules?▼
Run `npx skills add theafh/ai-modules --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills globally.
What problem does ai-modules solve?▼
It gives your coding agent a persistent task backlog and knowledge wiki as plain markdown files, so context and decisions survive across sessions instead of being reinvented each chat.
Which coding agents does ai-modules support?▼
The same skills deploy into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot in VS Code, Antigravity, and OpenCode through the included deployment script.
How does the task backlog workflow work?▼
Tasks live as markdown files in a tasks/ folder and move through a create, check, implement, audit, finish lifecycle, with each step handled by a dedicated skill.
Do I need a database or external service for the wiki?▼
No. The wiki is plain interlinked markdown files in your repo that you can grep, diff, and version in git, with no database or proprietary reader required.
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