Questions, answered.
What is AgentKit?
Skills, slash commands and workflows for your coding agent. It plugs into the agent you already use.
Which agents does it work with?
7 runtimes today: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Pi, Oh My Pi, DeepSeek Harness. In preview: OpenCode, Grok, and GitHub Copilot. Support for Codex (Windows); Cursor (macOS, Windows, Linux); Antigravity (macOS, Windows, Linux) is assumed: shipped on source and unit tests, not certified by a measured run. The latest measured run failed for Cursor (Linux). Report problems on the AgentKit GitHub issues.
Are kits terminal commands?
No. They are skills your agent runs when you type a slash command in the agent. The ak CLI only installs, updates and rolls back.
What's in the Bundle?
AgentKit Engineer + AgentKit Marketing + the Desktop App license for 3 devices, 12 months.
What does the license cover?
Use your kit versions forever, with 12 months of new updates. Renewal is optional. Your v1/v2 purchase rights stay intact.
How do upgrade and rollback work?
In AgentKit v3, ak update --ssot is the opt-in upgrade: it creates a backup before it changes anything. ak rollback --to v2 restores your v2 setup from that backup.
What can I do with SkillX today?
You can discover public skills on skillx.sh and, after ak update --ssot in AgentKit v3, resolve and inspect verified SkillX releases from the ak CLI. Publishing and syncing private skills and personal kits are in preview and not generally available yet.