Developer tooling
Agent Skills
A personal collection of agent skills that work in both Claude Code and Codex CLI, led by delegate: a router that matches a task to the cheapest provider capable of doing it.
The brief
A product problem worth solving.
Coding agents bill by the token, and the strongest model is rarely the one a task needs. Reading a file, drafting a commit message, and reasoning about an architecture are not the same job, yet they all default to the same expensive model.
The work
Built as a system, not just a surface.
I built each skill as a plain SKILL.md folder so one directory serves both agents, and wrote delegate to grade a task by difficulty and hand it to a provider already covered by a subscription — Antigravity, Codex, or an OpenRouter free tier — falling back across vendors when one is unavailable. Cross-vendor code review comes out of the same routing: work is reviewed by whichever provider is not the one that wrote it. A shell installer symlinks skills into place so a git pull is the whole update path.
The result
A live, useful product.
A published, self-installing skill set with a static landing page built around a real delegate session — reading a file, writing a fix, catching a bug in that fix through cross-vendor review, and generating an image, all on plan allowance.
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