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Skills amelnagdy delegate-skills

Delegate skills Bundle of 5 skills

Use it when:
You want other coding CLIs to write the code while your main agent stays the reviewer and keeps the commit.
It does:
Each delegate skill briefs one implementer CLI, runs it through a bundled relay script, re-runs your checks, reads the diff and commits what holds.
Lanes:
delegate-setup maps kinds of work, such as features, tests or UI, to the implementers you have; a delegate skill run with --lane uses one.
Listed here:
Codex, OpenCode, Claude Code and Antigravity; installing the whole repo adds 15 more implementer skills, from Aider to Cursor and Copilot.
Tested with:
Claude Code as the orchestrator; the README calls other orchestrators, such as Cursor, designed for but unproven.
Needs:
Node 18+, git, and each implementer's CLI signed in.

TL;DR

Every delegate skill runs the same loop. Your main agent, the orchestrator, writes a self-contained brief, since the implementer sees no chat history, and tells it not to commit. The skill's relay.mjs runs the implementer, never commits, and writes a result.json with the implementer's report, the files git shows as changed and a session id where the CLI has one. The orchestrator then re-runs the project's tests and other checks, reads the diff against the brief and commits what holds, or resumes the session with a short delta brief. Each skill states its implementer's autonomy in that CLI's own terms: Codex's write sandbox, OpenCode's auto-approval, Claude Code's acceptEdits with a shell sandbox, Antigravity's own permission rules. You can skip setup and name an implementer directly, or run delegate-setup once to discover what's installed and write a lane map, globally or for one repo. A delegate skill dispatched with --lane then takes that lane's model and other settings, explicit flags still win, and the wrong skill for a lane fails loudly. The README says the scripts use Node built-ins only, make no network calls of their own and send no telemetry.

Summarizes the repo at 7f8ae34.

Any agent, with the skills CLI

npx skills add amElnagdy/delegate-skills --skill delegate-setup --skill codex-delegate --skill opencode-delegate --skill claude-delegate --skill agy-delegate

Any agent, with the skills CLI, plus the repo's 15 other implementer skills

npx skills add amElnagdy/delegate-skills

Source on GitHubAll skills from amelnagdy/delegate-skills

Total Downloads
8,200 of codex-delegate, its most installed skill, on skills.sh, Nov 9, 2026
Repo stars
2,580 amelnagdy/delegate-skills
First seen
Jun 14, 2026 on skills.sh, its first skill

Its skills, in the order they're used

The ones marked “Only in the bundle” need the rest of it. The others also work alone.

  1. delegate-setup

    Only in the bundle 6.3K total downloads

    Maps kinds of coding work to the implementer CLIs you have installed, as named lanes, and writes that config after you approve it.

    Only writes the lane map that the repo's delegate skills read when you dispatch with --lane; it never dispatches work itself.

  2. codex-delegate

    8.2K total downloads

    Hands a bounded coding task to the OpenAI Codex CLI, then reviews its diff, re-runs your checks and commits the work itself.

  3. opencode-delegate

    7K total downloads

    Hands a coding task to the OpenCode CLI on a model you approve, then reviews its diff, re-runs your checks and commits it.

  4. claude-delegate

    6.6K total downloads

    Hands a coding task to a separate Claude Code CLI session, then reviews its diff, re-runs your checks and commits the work itself.

  5. agy-delegate

    6.3K total downloads

    Hands a coding task to Google's Antigravity CLI, then reviews its diff, re-runs your checks and commits the work itself.