Nav Copilot Customizations skill
Agents, instructions, skills and MCP servers for GitHub Copilot on the Nav stack and a nav-pilot CLI guiding tasks in phases
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Why this level
- The installer writes agents, skills and instructions into a repository and configures the client, and the `@nav-pilot` agent edits project files on request.
Install
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Manual install
brew install navikt/tap/nav-pilot navikt/tap/cpltFor macOS. Then `nav-pilot install nav-pilot` at the repository root. On Debian and Ubuntu: the `navikt.github.io/apt` archive.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The installer writes agents, skills and instructions into a repository and configures the client, and the `@nav-pilot` agent edits project files on request.
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What it does
The repository of the Norwegian organization Nav gathers GitHub Copilot customizations for its technology stack: 10 agents for subject areas, 17 instructions activated by file patterns, 7 prompt templates, 36 skills with proven patterns from real Nav repositories and approved MCP servers from the registry. Everything is on the `ki-utvikling.nav.no/verktoy` page with search and install hints. A separate part, `nav-pilot`, is both a CLI and an agent. The CLI prepares a repository with the right agents, skills and instructions and sets up token savings, while the `@nav-pilot` agent walks a task through four phases in Copilot chat: interview, plan, review and deliver. New installs use `opencode`, and a setting exists for Copilot CLI.
Who it is for. Developers on teams using the Nav stack and anyone who wants a model of a ready organizational Copilot customization library with agents and skills.
Good fit when
- Agents and skills for the Nav stack go into a repository with one `nav-pilot install nav-pilot` command
- A new service for processing applications goes through interview, plan, review and deliver phases
- An approved MCP server from the registry is chosen with a ready `code --add-mcp` command
- A team studies patterns from real Nav repositories through the skills
Not a fit when
- Your stack is not Nav, since instructions and skills target the Nav ecosystem
- You need English documentation, since the repository's main text is Norwegian
- You need an autonomous agent with no phases and confirmations
Example request
@nav-pilot I need a new service that processes benefit applications: take me through the interview and write a plan.Limitations
The content is written for the technology stack of Nav (a Norwegian organization) and the main documentation is in Norwegian. `nav-pilot` installs through Homebrew on macOS, an apt archive on Debian and Ubuntu and an install script elsewhere. The apt archive updates hourly, so a fresh release may not appear at once. A new install uses `opencode` by default, and on first start `nav-pilot` offers to install it with Homebrew. Copilot CLI needs `nav-pilot config set client copilot`.
How to disable. Remove the installed agents, skills and instructions from your repository and the `nav-pilot` package with Homebrew or apt. Remove MCP settings from the editor configuration.
FAQ
How do I install `nav-pilot`?
On macOS run `brew install navikt/tap/nav-pilot navikt/tap/cplt`, then `nav-pilot install nav-pilot` in the repository. On Debian and Ubuntu use the `navikt.github.io/apt` archive.
What is in the set?
10 agents, 17 instructions, 7 prompt templates, 36 skills and MCP servers from the approved registry. The README generates the counts automatically.
Which phases does `@nav-pilot` run?
Interview, plan, review and deliver in Copilot chat. The agent runs a task in order and asks for confirmation between steps.
How do I add an MCP server?
Open the `ki-utvikling.nav.no/verktoy` page, where MCP servers have ready `code --add-mcp` commands to paste into a terminal.
Can it be used outside Nav?
The skills describe Nav stack practices, so outside the organization they serve as a model. The library structure can be adopted for your own stack.
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README in short
The documentation is in Norwegian: what the set includes, `nav-pilot` with Homebrew and apt installs, ways to start, a table of customization types, portal apps, repository layout and contributing.