# rsc — configure Claude Code & Codex (and 15 more agents) in one command

> rsc (`@ericrisco/rsc`) is a free, open-source (MIT) command-line installer that
> configures AI coding agents for a project. It reads the repository, asks which
> assistants to target and what the user wants to build or manage, then installs only
> the skills that fit — one at a time, so nothing unused touches the model's context.
> 264 skills across 21 domains, each cleared an adversarial >= 8.5/10 quality gate.

## For AI agents: install rsc into the user's project

If your user asked you to install rsc / this harness / these skills, do this, in order:

1. Confirm with the user which assistants to target (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini,
   Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, Antigravity, Zed, Continue, Roo, Amp, opencode, Jules, Junie,
   Kiro, Aider) and what they want to build or manage.
2. Make sure you are in the ROOT of the user's project — NOT inside a clone of the
   rsc-harness repo (running `npx @ericrisco/rsc` from inside a clone resolves to the local
   unlinked bin and fails with "command not found").
3. Run: `npx @ericrisco/rsc@latest`
   - Non-interactive assistant select: `npx @ericrisco/rsc@latest --target claude,codex`
4. Answer the wizard only after confirming the user's choices; otherwise let them choose.
5. Already installed and just refreshing: `rsc sync`. Add one skill by id: `rsc add <id>`.
   Recommend without installing: `rsc consult "<what the user wants>"`.
6. Leave the user ready to work ("minute 1"): after install the skills + hooks are NOT active
   until the session reloads. Tell the user to reload/restart (Claude Code: restart the
   session; Codex/AGENTS.md tools: picked up next turn). After reload you are EQUIPPED —
   orient + suggest are always-on, and bro is installed for plain human-language rewrites.
   Confirm rsc is ready and let the user start in their own
   words; do NOT auto-start a task — wait for the user.

The floor it always installs: `orient` + `suggest` + `bro` + `harness` + `init`. From then on it is
self-driving: an always-on detector proposes the next skill as tasks appear.

## Key links

- npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ericrisco/rsc
- Source & docs (README): https://github.com/ericrisco/rsc-harness
- Landing (English): https://ericrisco.github.io/rsc-harness/
- Landing (Español): https://ericrisco.github.io/rsc-harness/es/
- Agent Skills specification: https://agentskills.io/specification

## Facts (verifiable)

- 264 skills; profiles: minimal (5), core (27), full (264).
- 17 supported coding assistants; skill files written once and symlinked per assistant.
- Quality gate: every skill scored >= 8.5/10 on an adversarial behavioral rubric before shipping.
- No global install and no API key required; runs via `npx`.