The Agentic Coding Kit
Guardrails and configuration packs for AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor.
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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The Agentic Coding Kit is a drop-in configuration pack designed to turn AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor into disciplined and reliable teammates. It is built specifically for developers who use AI pair programmers daily and want to prevent agents from guessing wrong test commands, ignoring commit discipline, or misunderstanding project completion criteria.
Inside the kit, users will find CLAUDE.md presets for five popular stacks including Python/FastAPI, TypeScript/Node, React/Next.js, Go, and Rust, alongside six Cursor rules that enforce style, architecture boundaries, and review checklists. The package also includes five Claude Code subagents, four slash commands for common workflows, three git hook recipes with scripts, CI workflow templates, pre-commit configurations, and architectural decision record (ADR) and task templates for a total of 34 files.
What makes this kit different is its plug-and-play approach to developer workflows. By dropping these 34 files directly into a repository, developers ensure that their AI assistant follows project-specific rules right from the very first prompt without requiring extensive manual setup or continuous prompt engineering.
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