AGI Super Team plugin
A team of 14 roles, 92 specialists and a skill library that installs into Claude Code, Codex and other agents via npx.
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Why this level
- The installer writes agents and skills into client directories and can change configuration, such as the OpenClaw agent list.
- Installed roles act through your agent, so publishing and spending actions need manual approval.
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Manual install
npx -y agi-super-team@latest --list-toolsLists the 22 adapters. Then `--tool <id>` previews, `--install --connect` installs and `--doctor` verifies.
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- The installer writes agents and skills into client directories and can change configuration, such as the OpenClaw agent list.
- Installed roles act through your agent, so publishing and spending actions need manual approval.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
AGI Super Team installs an organized team into a local agent: a CEO coordinator, 14 top-level roles, 92 opt-in specialists, a skill library and eight starter teams built around an outcome. The CEO breaks down a task and hands it out, skills supply methods, and an independent Governor reviews the result. Install goes through the `agi-super-team` npm package with 22 adapters in total: native Markdown agents for Claude Code, TOML agents and a main session for Codex, and their own formats for OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. The command first shows a preview with no writes, `--install` then places files, and `--doctor` checks the outcome.
Who it is for. Users who want one set of roles across Claude Code, Codex or OpenClaw and a consistent workflow with a review of the result.
Good fit when
- You need a landing page: brief, files and a review in one pass.
- A content series should go from source notes to drafts with a claims review.
- A decision needs an evidence map and a decision memo.
- The same agent team must be installed into several clients.
Not a fit when
- The task is small and a single agent handles it without roles.
- The client has no native subagents, so parallel work becomes sequential.
- You do not want to review an install preview before files are written.
- You need unattended runs: the project requires human approval for publishing and spending.
Example request
Swarm agents: build a landing page for a delivery service, start from a brief and finish with a Governor review.Limitations
Node.js 18 or newer is required. OpenClaw 2026.7.1-2 is stricter: Node.js 22.22.3 or later in the 22 line, or 24.15.0 or later, or 25.9.0 or later. Five platforms have a full adapter, and the other seventeen use a generic installer. A conflict with unmanaged files stops the install and nothing is overwritten. Actual parallelism is set by the client: without native subagents roles run in turn. The README deliberately omits the package version, so check `npm view agi-super-team version`.
How to disable. Files sit in the agent's directories and are marked as managed. Remove them by hand or restore the directory from a backup, as the installer leaves other agent files alone.
FAQ
How do I install AGI Super Team into Claude Code?
Run `npx -y agi-super-team@latest --tool claude-code` for a preview. Then add `--install --connect` and check with `--doctor`.
Which starter teams exist?
`starter-kits` holds product-delivery, content-creator and research-decision. The README names eight outcome teams in total.
What does the phrase Swarm agents do?
It is a routing cue: the agent takes the CEO role, picks the smallest sufficient team and asks for an independent review. It does not guarantee parallelism.
How do I install only some skills?
`--list-skills` shows every name, `--skill <name>` installs one skill and `--skill-pack` installs a pack.
Can I install into all clients at once?
`--all-tools` exists, but the README advises choosing one adapter and using `--all-tools` only on purpose.
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README in short
The project defines one organizational contract: roles, skills, independent review and human approval. The README includes a ready prompt for installing from inside the agent and guidance on pinning a version in automation.