Dcode Agent Kit
A Claude Code skill that scaffolds ready-to-run LangChain Deep Agents and dcode CLI agents into any project.
Install
/plugin marketplace add EliaAlberti/dcode-agent-kitInstall command taken from the project's README or registry entry. Always review code before running it.
README excerpt
Read full README on GitHub →Install one skill. Type /new-dcode-agent in any project. Get a working agent.
A Claude Code skill that scaffolds a Deep Agents (LangChain) agent for you: it interviews you, then drops a ready-to-run agent into whatever project you are in. Bring your own model provider: the agents it scaffolds run on any OpenAI-compatible API, with nothing hard-coded and no vendor lock-in.
Quick Start • What You Can Build • The Skill • Providers • FAQ
Quick Start
Install the skill once, then run /new-dcode-agent in any project. Pick either install method.
Option 1: install the skill (simplest)
git clone https://github.com/EliaAlberti/dcode-agent-kit.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r dcode-agent-kit/skills/new-dcode-agent ~/.claude/skills/
/new-dcode-agent is now available in every project.
Option 2: install as a plugin (managed updates)
In Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add EliaAlberti/dcode-agent-kit
/plugin install dcode-agent-kit@dcode-agent-kit
Installed as a plugin, the skill is namespaced: invoke it as
/dcode-agent-kit:new-dcode-agent(the manual install in Option 1 keeps the plain/new-dcode-agent).
Then, in any project, run it
/new-dcode-agent
Answer a few questions. The skill shows you a plan, then writes a ready-to-run agent folder into your current project.
You: /new-dcode-agent
Claude: What form should this agent take?
1. SDK program 2. dcode agent 3. both
You: 1
Claude: Name it (kebab-case):
You: release-notes
Claude: In a sentence or two, what is it for?
You: Summarise merged pull requests into release notes.
Claude: Closest flavour? custom / project / work-jira / vps-ops / personal
You: project
Claude: Can it change things, or is it read-only?
You: read-only
Claude: Here is the spec [what it will create in ./release-notes/]. Scaffold it?
You: yes
Claude: Created ./release-notes/ (agent.py + model.py + README.md), wired to your
provider, and ran a smoke test. Run it with: cd release-notes && python agent.py
What You Get
- The
/new-dcode-agentskill: install it once, run it in any project. It interviews you and writes a complete, working agent where you are. - Provider-agnostic agents: each agent it builds works with any OpenAI-compatible API (OpenAI itself, or a compatible gateway), set in one environment variable.
- Self-contained output: each agent is a small folder (
agent.py+model.py+README.md) with no shared dependencies, so you can move it, commit it, or deploy it anywhere. - Safe by default: an agent that can change things gets an approval gate that pauses and asks before it acts.
What Are Deep Agents and dcode?
Deep Agents is a LangChain framework for building capable AI agents in Python. You call create_deep_agent(...) with a system prompt and some tools (plain Python functions), and you get an agent that can plan, use those tools, run sub-agents, and pause for your approval before risky actions.
dcode (the deepagents-code CLI) is a terminal coding agent built on that same framework. You can add agents to it: named identities you chat with, each with its own knowledge and rules. The built-ins are coder and researcher, and you switch with /agents.
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