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codelaw skills

Every file codelaw writes for a coding agent — the skills, the steering and instruction files, the custom agent, the hook and MCP registrations, the trigger evals — in one package, released with codelaw at the same version.

registry install
npm npm i -D @codelaw/skills
PyPI pip install codelaw-skills or uv add --dev codelaw-skills

It depends on codelaw at exactly its own version, so one install brings the engine the skills were written for. The codelaw binary carries none of these files: codelaw init --agents and codelaw sync-agents read them from this package, and refuse (exit 2, with the install line) when it is missing or is another version.

codelaw init --agents claude,copilot,kiro   # or add [agents] targets to codelaw.toml
codelaw sync-agents                         # rewrite the agent files from this package and your rules

codelaw looks for it in node_modules/@codelaw/skills from the project upwards, then codelaw_skills/ in the project's Python environment ($VIRTUAL_ENV, else .venv/), then beside the codelaw binary itself (a pipx or uvx install). CODELAW_SKILLS=<folder> names another place.

The files are templates/agents/ of the codelaw repository, byte for byte, plus codelaw-skills.json, which names the version. MIT licensed.

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