anywhere-agents
Install the anywhere-agents AI agent config into any project, in one command.
pipx install anywhere-agents
anywhere-agents # bootstrap shared config + hooks + settings
anywhere-agents pack add <pack-repo-url> # add a pack (one-shot: fetch, install, deploy)
Or zero-install for one-off bootstrap:
pipx run anywhere-agents
Why
pipx, notpip?anywhere-agentsis a CLI tool with its own dependencies. Plainpip installeither lands in the active venv (per-project, not per-machine) or hits PEP 668 /externally-managed-environmenterrors on modern Ubuntu / Debian / Homebrew Python.pipxgives each CLI tool its own isolated venv and exposes the binary on PATH globally; it is the PyPA-recommended approach for Python CLI applications.uv tool install anywhere-agentsworks equivalently.
What it does
Runs the shell bootstrap from the upstream repo in the current directory:
- Fetches
AGENTS.mdand replaces the local copy - Sparse-clones the upstream repo into
.agent-config/ - Syncs the six shipped skills (
implement-review,my-router,ci-mockup-figure,readme-polish,prun,editable-figure) and their Claude Code command pointers. Completing aneditable-figurePPTX deliverable requires desktop PowerPoint on Windows or macOS; its bundled export script is Windows-only. - Deep-merges project-level
.claude/settings.json - Deploys the safety guard hook to
~/.claude/hooks/guard.pyand the Claude Max + Codex quota statusLine to~/.claude/statusline.py, and merges user-level permissions - Adds
.agent-config/to.gitignore
After bootstrap, every Claude Code session shows your live Claude Max + Codex 5h / weekly quota at the bottom of the terminal:
🤖 Opus 4.8 · 5h 78% (3h 4m) · 7d 51% (15h 4m) | Codex 5h 89% (3h 25m) · 7d 90% (4d 23h)
Bootstrap logic lives in the shell bootstrap scripts at yzhao062/anywhere-agents/bootstrap/; the Python CLI invokes them so that agents and users in a Python-first workflow can run the same mechanism without reaching for curl. Pack management (pack add | remove | verify | list | update) and uninstall are implemented directly in the Python CLI.
Options
anywhere-agents # run bootstrap in cwd (default)
anywhere-agents --dry-run # print what would happen without fetching or executing
anywhere-agents --version
Requirements
- Python 3.9+
bashon macOS/Linux, PowerShell (pwshorpowershell) on Windowsgitavailable on PATH (used by the bootstrap scripts to sparse-clone the upstream repo)
Documentation and source
The real content lives in the GitHub repo: https://github.com/yzhao062/anywhere-agents
License
Apache 2.0.
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