everything-claude

The Ultimate Agent Harness Performance Optimization Kit
Supercharge your AI coding agents with rules, skills, commands, and hooks.
Built for Claude Code � Cursor � OpenCode � Codex

Quick Start � What's Inside � Requirements � Installation � Which Agent? � FAQ

Why everything-claude?

Most AI coding agents are generic. everything-claude gives your AI the context, standards, and capabilities to produce production-ready code � every time.

Problem	Solution
AI ignores your coding standards	Rules � enforce them every session
Repetitive project setup	Skills � reusable, domain-specific capabilities
Manual workflows waste time	Commands � /build, /review, /ship, /launch
Generic AI for every task	Agents � specialized personas per project type
No quality gates	Hooks � automated checks at key moments

?? Quick Start

1. Install

# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elomami1976/everything-claude/main/install.sh | bash

# Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elomami1976/everything-claude/main/install.ps1 | iex

2. Open your AI assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf...)

3. Start building

/build A Chrome extension that blocks social media during work hours

Your AI now has the rules, skills, and context to ship production code.

More commands to try

/review src/main.ts           # Review code by severity
/audit                        # Scan for security issues
/plan Add Stripe billing      # Get an implementation plan
/ship                         # Run pre-launch checklist
/launch                       # Generate Product Hunt kit

?? What's Inside

60+ files across 8 categories:

everything-claude/
+-- rules/        (13 files)  Coding standards by language
+-- skills/        (9 files)  Domain-specific capabilities
+-- commands/      (6 files)  Slash command definitions
+-- agents/        (3 files)  Specialized agent personas
+-- hooks/         (1 file)   Lifecycle automation
+-- docs/          (4 files)  Extended documentation
+-- templates/    (14 files)  Ready-to-copy project starters
+-- comparisons/   (3 files)  How this compares to other tools

Rules

Category	Files	Covers
common/	4	Security, git workflow, documentation, core patterns
javascript/	3	Modern JS, Manifest V3 extensions, SaaS patterns
typescript/	2	Strict types, React hooks, component patterns
python/	3	Type hints, FastAPI, CLI scripts

Skills

Skill	What it does
web-tool-builder	Privacy-first single-HTML tools � no server, no upload
chrome-extension-builder	Manifest V3 + BYOK monetization
saas-builder	Next.js + Supabase + Stripe full stack
api-connector	Third-party API integration patterns
code-review	Severity-based review: Critical / High / Medium / Low
security-audit	Secrets, XSS, SQLi, CORS, CVE scanning
seo-optimizer	Technical SEO + GEO for AI search engines
product-hunt-launch	Tagline, copy, social posts, launch schedule
monetization-planner	Pricing tiers, BYOK models, revenue strategy

Commands

Command	Input	Output
/build	Product description	Tech stack + file structure + build steps
/review	File or directory	Issues by severity with code fixes
/audit	Current project	Security report + remediation steps
/plan	Feature request	Phased plan + risks + acceptance criteria
/ship	Current project	Pass/fail checklist across 6 categories
/launch	Current project	Full Product Hunt kit + social posts

Agents

Agent	Specialization
chrome-ext-agent	Chrome extensions with BYOK monetization
saas-agent	Full-stack SaaS with auth + payments
web-tool-agent	Privacy-first single-file browser tools

Hooks

Hook	Trigger	Action
PreToolUse	Before file write	Block hardcoded secrets
PostToolUse	After file write	Auto-lint + format
SessionStart	Session begins	Detect project type, load context
Stop	Session ends	Generate summary, remind to commit

Templates

Template	Description	Time to First Run
chrome-extension/	Manifest V3 popup + service worker	5 minutes
web-tool/	Privacy-first single-file tool	2 minutes
saas/	Next.js + Supabase + Stripe	30 minutes

See templates/README.md for usage.

Comparisons

File	Topic
vs-cursor-native-rules.md	everything-claude vs Cursor .cursorrules
vs-github-copilot-instructions.md	everything-claude vs Copilot instructions
vs-chatgpt-prompts.md	everything-claude vs ChatGPT custom instructions

? Requirements

Requirement	Details
AI Tool	Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, Codex, or any assistant that reads markdown context
Git	For installation via clone
Node.js	v18+ � optional, only needed if you want hooks to auto-run linters
OS	macOS, Linux, Windows (WSL or PowerShell)

No Node.js? You can still use all rules, skills, commands, and agents. Node.js is only needed for hook-triggered formatters.

?? Installation

Option 1 � One-line script (recommended)

# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elomami1976/everything-claude/main/install.sh | bash

# Windows
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elomami1976/everything-claude/main/install.ps1 | iex

Installs to ~/.claude/ and sets up rules, skills, commands, and agents globally.

Option 2 � Clone and run

git clone https://github.com/Elomami1976/everything-claude.git
cd everything-claude
./install.sh        # macOS/Linux
.\install.ps1       # Windows

Option 3 � Per-project

cd my-project
git clone https://github.com/Elomami1976/everything-claude.git .claude

Then reference files in your prompts:

Follow the rules in .claude/rules/typescript/react.md
Use the skill at .claude/skills/saas-builder.md

Option 4 � Manual copy

cp -r rules/    ~/.claude/rules/
cp -r skills/   ~/.claude/skills/
cp -r commands/ ~/.claude/commands/
cp -r agents/   ~/.claude/agents/

Verify

cat ~/.claude/rules/common/core.md

?? Which Agent Should I Use?

What are you building?
�
+-- A website or web app?
�   +-- Needs server / database / auth? ------? saas-agent
�   +-- Runs 100% client-side / offline? -----? web-tool-agent
�
+-- A browser extension? ----------------------? chrome-ext-agent

Comparison table

	web-tool-agent	chrome-ext-agent	saas-agent
Server	No	No	Yes
Database	localStorage	chrome.storage	Supabase
Auth	None	Optional	Supabase Auth
Payments	None	Stripe one-time	Stripe subscriptions
Distribute via	URL / download	Chrome Web Store	Domain + hosting
Time to ship	Hours	Days	Weeks

Examples

What you are building	Use
PDF merger in the browser	web-tool-agent
Extension that summarizes articles with AI	chrome-ext-agent
Habit tracking app with user accounts	saas-agent
Color palette generator	web-tool-agent
Tab manager with cross-device sync	chrome-ext-agent
Invoice generator SaaS	saas-agent

?? Documentation

Doc	Description
Installation Guide	All installation methods + troubleshooting
Skills Reference	Complete skill docs + examples
Commands Reference	Command usage, output formats, examples
Hooks Reference	Hook config + writing custom hooks
CONTRIBUTING.md	How to contribute rules, skills, and templates
CHANGELOG.md	Release history
ROADMAP.md	Planned features and direction

? FAQ

Does this work with Cursor?

Yes. Copy rules/ to ~/.cursor/rules/, or generate a .cursorrules file:

cat rules/**/*.md > .cursorrules

Does this work with GitHub Copilot / VS Code?

Yes. Copy CLAUDE.md to .github/copilot-instructions.md in your project.

What is the difference between a skill and an agent?

Skills are capabilities you call on demand:

Use the code-review skill to review auth.ts

Agents are full personas you activate for a whole session:

@saas-agent build a user dashboard

Skills are tools. Agents are specialists that carry multiple skills and behaviors.

Can I use only some parts?

Yes � everything is modular. Use only the rules you want, skip agents, ignore hooks. Each file works independently.

Do hooks run automatically?

Yes, in Claude Code. The hooks/hooks.json file is read by Claude Code's hook system. For other AI tools, hooks are advisory and can be manually invoked.

How do I add my own rules?

Create a .md file in the appropriate rules/ folder and reference it in your prompts or CLAUDE.md.

Will this slow down my AI assistant?

No. Rules and skills are only loaded when referenced. Hooks run in the background and do not affect response time.

Is this free?

Yes, 100% free and MIT licensed. Use it commercially, fork it, modify it.

?? Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide.

Good first contributions:

• New language rules (Go, Rust, Swift, Kotlin)
• Framework skills (Vue, Django, Rails)
• New templates (React Native, Django, FastAPI)

git checkout -b feat/go-rules
git commit -m "feat: add Go language rules"
git push origin feat/go-rules

?? License

MIT � see LICENSE for details.

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