agent-skills vs get-shit-done

Structured workflows for AI-assisted software development

agent-skills provides lifecycle workflows for coding agents across multiple tools, while get-shit-done was a lightweight system for meta-prompting, context engineering, and spec-driven work with Claude Code. The key difference is agent-skills’ broad, detailed workflow pack versus get-shit-done’s narrower focus and archived status; current development has moved to GSD Core.

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LanguageJavaScriptJavaScript
LicenseMITMIT
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Forks11.3k5.4k
Last analyzedOct 20, 2026Oct 3, 2026

Key differences

  • agent-skills covers requirements through release with 25 skills, nine slash commands, and specialist agent personas; get-shit-done focuses on meta-prompting, context engineering, and specifications.
  • agent-skills is designed to work across multiple coding-agent tools; get-shit-done was focused on Claude Code.
  • agent-skills describes step-by-step workflows with checkpoints and verification requirements; get-shit-done describes a lightweight system for organizing work.
  • agent-skills is not archived; get-shit-done is archived, and current development has moved to GSD Core.
  • Both projects are written in JavaScript and use the MIT license.

Choose agent-skills if you…

  • need lifecycle workflows spanning planning, implementation, testing, review, and shipping.
  • want shared, verification-focused guidance that can work across multiple coding-agent tools.
  • prefer to install the full workflow pack or introduce individual skills incrementally.
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Choose get-shit-done if you…

  • want to explore a lightweight, spec-driven approach focused on Claude Code.
  • are interested in meta-prompting and context engineering, and will use GSD Core for current development.
Read the get-shit-done analysis →

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