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ECC agent workflow configuration
Workflow and configuration resources for coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex, including skills, rules, hooks and specialist agents, with client-specific setup paths.
ECC · Affaan Mustafa · MIT
Before you start
- Who it is for
- Existing AI coding-assistant users who want a more organized workflow.
- What you need
- A supported client such as Claude Code or Codex. Installation methods have separate dependencies and permissions; use the pinned official README and avoid stacking multiple install paths.
- Setup effort
- Guided setup: start with a minimal profile and add components after understanding them.
- Accounts and costs
- Open-source repository; AI subscriptions, APIs, platform services and commercial products may charge separately.
How to get started
Back up your agent configuration, read the official README, confirm your client and scope, choose one official installation path, then review each enabled skill, rule and hook.
Unpack the source and read the upstream README and license, then follow the instructions for this skill, plugin collection or tool. Dependencies, accounts and subscriptions are separate.
What it can help with
- Choose skills and specialist agents for a task
- Configure coding rules and workflow hooks
- Use installation paths for supported clients
Sources and scope
A supplemental recommendation explicitly selected by Simon, separate from the monthly list.
Documentation and source archive checked 2026-10-24 (Singapore). Original authors maintain this work. Full workflows and compatibility with every client have not been certified by this site. Upstream licenses and service terms apply.
Version and verification
- Version
- v2.2.3
- Release date
- 2026-10-02
- Checked
- 2026-10-24
- Size
- 37,556,491 B · 35.82 MiB
- Files
- 4212
- License
- MIT
- Source commit
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