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github : Agency-Agent
I saw this on Douyin — the most important thing is this project address. Let me go find it, hang on while I dig into it and see whether it’s worth deploying locally.
Because the one I used yesterday, called Eigent, didn’t feel very reliable:
- It can’t even put a clear sentence together in Chinese (though that may also be down to my model’s capability)
- It has 4 built-in Agents and supports skills, but its skill support isn’t that good, and it’s clunky to use
- It’s built with Electron too, which I find really annoying
Hold on, let me look at the Agency-Agent intro again. After all, it does have more than 100 pre-defined Agents in there.
Oh right, and I saw a comment — right there in the comments under this Douyin video — where someone said that after installing this you can integrate it into Trae, and then Trae gets a lot less dumb while you’re developing.
🤔I’m puzzled: can this really be used as a plugin inside Trae? Or can it be used as a Skill, or as an MCP? But it also has 100+ agents built in. What form does it actually take? I’ll have to try it out myself to know.
Use with Claude Code (Recommended)
# Copy agents to your Claude Code directory
cp -r agency-agents/* ~/.claude/agents/
# Now activate any agent in your Claude Code sessions:
# "Hey Claude, activate Frontend Developer mode and help me build a React component"
After reading its docs, I think I finally get it. The claim that it integrates lots of Agents is really because the whole open-source project is made up of individual Agents — over a hundred of them by now. Each folder is one Agent.
It has three main ways of being used:
Use it inside Claude Code
When invoking, one sentence is all it takes to call up a specific role to do the actual work.As reference material
You can refer to the already-written Agent traits, core mission, workflow, technical deliverables, code examples, success metrics, and communication style, and so on. Adapt from that base to make the agent you want, or other agent experiences.Integrate into other coding tools
Combine it with other software, for example integrating it into coding tools like Cursor or OpenClaw.
Its recommended first choice is to copy these Agents into Claude Code.
😐My Claude Code has zero Agents by default — I’d always assumed Claude Code composes functionality through skills. I never expected Claude Code itself supports you creating an agents folder and setting up some roles.
But you can define different functional characteristics for the Agent:
- This is roughly equivalent to acting as a sort of “feature pack”.
- It has its own personality, taste, image, and way of doing things.
- The entire working SOP is already baked into its own personality, rather than being provided only through an external Skill.