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Everything AI Coding skill

The eac skill for Claude Code and Opencode: search a scored index, get project-based picks and install MCP servers, skills, rules and prompts

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Why this level

  • The installer runs as `curl | bash` and writes files into the agent's skill and command directories
  • `/eac:install` installs third-party MCP servers, skills and plugins from the index and changes agent configuration, and `/eac:evo` rewrites locally installed files
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Install

In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add skills/everything-ai-coding

Detects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.

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Access and checks

How we review

Broad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.

  • The installer runs as `curl | bash` and writes files into the agent's skill and command directories
  • `/eac:install` installs third-party MCP servers, skills and plugins from the index and changes agent configuration, and `/eac:evo` rewrites locally installed files

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

Everything AI Coding has two parts: an index of resources for coding agents (MCP servers, skills, rules, prompts, plugins) and the `eac` skill that works with the index right from chat. The index is assembled from more than nine sources: MCP lists, the official registry, skill and rule catalogs. Each resource gets a score from 0 to 100 and a freshness label. The skill gives seven commands. `search` looks up keywords with a type filter, `browse` shows categories, `recommend` picks resources for the current project's stack, `install` and `uninstall` add and remove a chosen resource, `update` refreshes the skill's own files and `evo` improves a locally installed skill, prompt or rule against a seven-point rubric. In Claude Code the commands look like `/eac:search`, in Opencode and Costrict like `/eac-search`. Search runs over a lightweight index of about 2 MB that a shell script filters, so only the best matches reach the agent's context. For installation the skill fetches a separate 1-2 KB resource document from the API.

Who it is for. Developers in Claude Code and Opencode who pick MCP servers and skills with one command and want a quality score before installing.

Good fit when

  • You need an MCP server or skill for a task and do not want to browse several repositories: `/eac:search postgres type:mcp` returns a table of matches with scores
  • The project is new and it is unclear what to connect: `/eac:recommend` looks at the stack and names suitable resources
  • Before installing you want a picture of freshness: index entries carry an active, stale or abandoned label
  • A skill or rule has not changed in a long time and gives weak results: `/eac:evo <id>` runs it through a seven-point rubric
  • The agent is told to do the installation: a link to the README is enough, and the "For Agents" section describes the steps for an automatic install

Not a fit when

  • The agent is not Claude Code, Opencode or Costrict: ready commands and paths are described only for them
  • Policy forbids running scripts from the internet: the `install.sh` installer works as `curl | bash`, though there is a manual file-by-file variant
  • You need a network without external addresses: the skill calls `zgsm-ai.github.io` and `raw.githubusercontent.com`
  • You need a catalog in Russian: index descriptions are in English and Chinese

Example request

Use eac to find MCP servers for Postgres, show the top three by score and explain how to install the first

Limitations

  • Ready commands and paths are described for Claude Code, Opencode, Costrict and the VSCode Costrict extension (Roo Code); other agents need adaptation.
  • The installer detects the platform from environment variables (`CLAUDECODE=1`, `OPENCODE=1` and others); if detection fails, set the platform with the `--platform` flag.
  • The index score combines a language model verdict with project health signals and does not replace reading the resource's code.
  • The `evo` command changes locally installed files, so save a copy before running it.

How to disable. Delete the `~/.claude/skills/eac` folder (for Opencode `~/.opencode/skills/eac` and the project's `.opencode/command`). Resources installed through the skill are removed with `/eac:uninstall <id>`.

FAQ

How do I install eac in Claude Code?

Run `curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zgsm-ai/everything-ai-coding/main/install.sh | bash -s -- --platform claude-code`. Without the script, download `SKILL.md` and the command files into `~/.claude/skills/eac/` following the README list. Verify with `/eac:search typescript`.

How do commands in Opencode differ from Claude Code?

The separator: `/eac:search` in Claude Code, `/eac-search` in Opencode. The Opencode skill sits in `~/.opencode/skills/eac/` and the command files are installed into the project, in `.opencode/command/`.

How is a resource score calculated?

The result is `LLM × 0.85 + health × 0.15`: six model criteria (coding relevance, documentation, description accuracy, writing quality, specificity, install clarity) and project health. From 65 points a resource is accepted, 50-64 goes to review and below 50 is rejected.

How do I update the skill?

With `/eac:update`: it downloads fresh Everything AI Coding files. It does not touch resources installed through `install`.

What if the commands did not appear after installing?

The install landed in the wrong platform directory. Run the installer with an explicit flag, for example `--platform opencode` from the project root, and repeat `/eac:search typescript`.

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