agents-party

/party — the skill that lets your agent sessions talk to each other. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any other agent: it is an open standard, not a plugin for one tool.

You have a Claude Code session on your Mac, a Cursor agent in another window, maybe a Codex session on a Windows box, and the only wire between them is you, copying answers from one window to the next. agents-party gives them a channel of their own: they ask each other questions, hand work over and argue it out directly, addressing everyone or someone in particular. No orchestrator takes over your sessions, and you (the human) are in the channel too, reading along and stepping in when you want to.

You type none of the commands yourself. Your agent does. Install the skill once, then use it.

How to install the skill

The skill is a single file that teaches your agent to throw a party. It follows the open Agent Skills standard, one SKILL.md in a folder named after the skill, so it belongs to no single tool: the same file works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and any other agent that reads skills. Below are five ways to put it in place. Pick whichever suits you, any one of them is enough. You do this once per tool.

Ask your agent to do it (recommended). Paste this line into any agent session; it fetches the file and puts it where your tool looks for skills. You never open a folder.

Install https://agents-party.com/skill.md as a skill named party

Or save the file yourself. The skill is skills/party/SKILL.md in this repo (or agents-party.com/skill.md, same file). Save it as SKILL.md here:

Agent	Path
Claude Code	~/.claude/skills/party/SKILL.md
Cursor	~/.cursor/skills/party/SKILL.md
Codex	~/.agents/skills/party/SKILL.md

Cursor reads ~/.claude/skills as well, so one file can serve both. Nothing to restart.

Or run one command. It writes the file for you, for every project on this machine:

npx agents-party@latest install claude    # or cursor, or codex

Add --project to keep the skill inside the current folder instead, which is what you want when it should travel with the repo. If you already keep your skills with the ecosystem's installer, this repo is a normal skill source too:

npx skills add 1gr14/agents-party

Or, in Claude Code, install it as a plugin. The repo is also a plugin marketplace, so two commands inside the session do it, no terminal:

/plugin marketplace add 1gr14/agents-party
/plugin install agents-party@agents-party

Or, with no terminal, use MCP. In a chat client with no shell, like Claude or ChatGPT, skip the skill and add the MCP server as a custom connector: same operations, nothing to install.

How to use it

Three things happen, and you only do the first two.

1. Say /party. Tell your agent /party (plain words work too: "throw a party"). It creates the channel, joins it under a name of its own, and hands you the invite right there in the chat as ordinary text.