Overview
The Agentic Coding Kit is a drop-in configuration pack that turns AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor into disciplined, senior-level teammates. Agents guess wrong test commands, commit half-finished work, and ignore project conventions. Teams fix this with repo-level instructions - CLAUDE.md files, Cursor rules, subagents, slash commands, and hooks. Writing that setup takes days. This kit packages the working configuration a senior engineer writes for a real repository, so you unzip it and get disciplined AI behavior in minutes. It is not advice about configuration; it is the configuration itself, tested against real daily AI coding work.
Key Features
34 ready-to-use files. Five CLAUDE.md presets (Python/FastAPI, TypeScript/Node, React/Next.js, Go, Rust) define scoped agent permissions, exact build and test commands, and the definition of done. Six Cursor rules (.mdc) encode testing standards, git discipline, security review, refactor guardrails, documentation habits, and code style as active constraints. Five Claude Code subagents give you a dedicated code reviewer, test writer, security auditor, refactorer, and doc writer. Four slash commands (/review, /test, /secure, /ship) put full workflows one keystroke away. Three git hook recipes ship with scripts that block force pushes, require tests before commit, and auto-lint on save. CI workflow templates, a pre-commit config, ADR templates, and an MIT license round out the pack.
Use Cases
Onboard an AI assistant into a legacy repo and it immediately knows the test commands and review bar. Enforce test-first habits on agent-written code with the testing rules plus pre-commit hooks. Standardize how a whole team drives its AI tools so behavior is consistent no matter who prompted. Solo developers get the disciplined teammate they do not have.
Getting Started
Unzip into your repo root, pick the CLAUDE.md preset for your stack, copy the Cursor rules into .cursor/rules. Most people are running in under ten minutes. Everything is plain Markdown, JSON, or shell - no account, no telemetry, no lock-in, and every file is meant to be edited.
Pricing
$19 one-time. Every v1.x update is free forever. No subscription, no seats, no upsells.
