agentix-cloud / skills

Told a goal, the CEO skill creates specialized roles — backend-engineer, code-reviewer, frontend-engineer, and others — files work into a backlog that moves through ready, in_progress, review, and done, and spawns up to 25 parallel Claude Code workers on Modal to move it. Workers branch, commit, and push their own code; reviewer roles open and merge the resulting pull requests, and a playbook system lets the operator define policies the team is meant to follow while the CEO keeps running in a loop — monitoring, reacting, and planning — rather than stopping after one pass.

Installing the skill is npx skills add agentix-cloud/skills --yes; the first real use auto-provisions an API key against Agentix's own managed, multi-tenant service, agentix.cloud, which the README describes as zero-setup with billing built in. This is for someone who wants an agent that runs a small engineering team rather than one that answers a single request — the tradeoff is that the actual orchestration, task assignment, worker spawning, and merging happen on Agentix's account and infrastructure, not locally inside Claude Code.

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Self-hosting is offered but not detailed here. The README points to a separate repository, agentix-cloud/agentix, for anyone who wants to run their own instance instead of the managed service, with only an environment variable (AGENTIX_API_URL) and a link — not a description of what that setup involves or what it costs to run parallel Modal workers yourself.

One skill is the whole package. There is no second working skill and no page grouping; the license is a plain MIT stated in the README with no note attached. One more listing exists for this repository, but it is dead — a bare placeholder titled "Agentix Cloud Skills" with no description and no content of its own — and it is not counted or described above.