claude-codex-settings vs agency-agents

AI coding-agent instructions and extensions compared

claude-codex-settings offers installable skills, plugins, hooks, and guidance across several coding tools. agency-agents focuses on a broad roster of Markdown instructions organized by professional role, with scripts to install selected agents into compatible tools.

claude-codex-settingsagency-agents
LanguagePythonShell
LicenseApache-2.0MIT
Stars1.2k156k
Forks10925.2k
Last analyzedOct 3, 2026Oct 3, 2026

Key differences

  • claude-codex-settings combines skills, plugins, hooks, agents, and MCP-related configuration; agency-agents centers on role-specific instruction files.
  • claude-codex-settings documents support across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI; agency-agents provides scripts to install selections into supported tools.
  • claude-codex-settings includes workflow checks and domain-specific skills; agency-agents organizes specialists across fields such as engineering, design, marketing, and finance.
  • claude-codex-settings is written in Python and uses Apache-2.0; agency-agents is written in Shell and uses MIT.
  • claude-codex-settings has 1.2k stars and 109 forks; agency-agents has 156k stars and 25.2k forks.

Choose claude-codex-settings if you…

  • need reusable skills, hooks, or workflow plugins across coding tools.
  • want to add focused domain guidance or checks without adopting a whole configuration.
  • use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Gemini CLI and want components suited to those tools.
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Choose agency-agents if you…

  • want to browse a wide roster of specialist instructions organized by professional role.
  • prefer Markdown files you can read, copy, or adapt, with scripts for installing selected agents.
  • need role-specific workflows for areas such as marketing, security, product, or engineering.
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