agentic-kit CLI
The ak command installs, repairs and checks ruflo and agentic-qe, adds the offline RuvNet Brain base and links Claude Code, Codex
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- The package installs global npm packages, changes machine, user and project settings and wires MCP tools into agents.
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add cli/agentic-kitDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The package installs global npm packages, changes machine, user and project settings and wires MCP tools into agents.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
`@pacphi/agentic-kit` is one npm package with the `ak` command. It installs `ruflo` (claude-flow), a compatible browser executor and `agentic-qe`, then verifies and repairs them: native SQLite bindings, memory, security and the statusline. This closes the drift of a stock `ruflo` install: native modules dropped after an npm upgrade, corrupt pattern stores and daemons burning tokens unsupervised. The second part is RuvNet Brain, an offline knowledge base over the rUv stack with source citations, exposed through the `search_ruvnet` MCP tool. `ak` also wires Claude Code, Codex and optionally opencode through one configurable activity-routing policy. The `ak setup`, `ak sync`, `ak status` and `ak run` commands cover install, re-converging after upgrades, a status report and execution.
Who it is for. People who work with the ruflo and agentic-qe stack in Claude Code and Codex and are tired of silent breakage after upgrades.
Good fit when
- After an npm upgrade `ruflo` memory stopped writing without errors
- Claude Code and Codex need to share one task-routing policy
- Answers about `ruflo`, AgentDB and SPARC should cite source code rather than stale model knowledge
- You want to check the install state with `ak status` and live probes
Not a fit when
- You do not use ruflo and agentic-qe, since the package exists for them
- You need a stable release, since the main line is alpha until 4.0.0
- Global packages must not be installed on a shared machine
Example request
Run ak status with a live refresh and show which ruflo and agentic-qe components are healthy and which need repair.Limitations
The package ships on the `@next` channel and stays alpha until version 4.0.0. It installs `ruflo` and `agentic-qe` globally and changes machine, user and project settings; for shared machines the README points to the installation scope document. Registration, configuration and one passing probe do not prove every capability or every running session. OpenCode stays an optional host with no built-in provider for agentic-qe. The `ak setup --codex` flag turns on the subscription-backed defaults.
How to disable. Run `npm uninstall -g @pacphi/agentic-kit`, then remove global `ruflo` and `agentic-qe` and the MCP entries from Claude Code and Codex settings. Memory data lives in your project.
FAQ
How do I install it?
Run `npm install -g @pacphi/agentic-kit@next`, then `ak setup` once per machine. Inside a git repository it sets up the project too. The `--codex` flag brings up Codex as well.
Do I install `ruflo` myself?
No, `ak setup` installs `ruflo` and `agentic-qe` globally and then runs verification checks.
What is RuvNet Brain?
An offline knowledge base over the rUv stack with source citations. The agent reaches it through the `search_ruvnet` MCP tool.
How do I check that all works?
With `ak status`, which shows remembered results with their age. `ak status --refresh=live` runs checks against real CLIs.
Which hosts are supported?
Claude Code and Codex as primary, opencode as an optional third. Providers: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter and Ollama.
Discussion
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README in short
The documentation explains what the package installs and checks, install scope, the host, provider and binding concepts, why the kit exists with a list of `ruflo` breakages and links to detailed guides.