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4 repositories by Attention Score · Oct 4, 2026 – Nov 2, 2026 (UTC)

Language: Python
Topic: subagents
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1.wshobson / agents

Multi-harness agentic plugin marketplace for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, Google Antigravity, and Pi

anthropic
agent-skills
agentic-ai
ai-agents
cursor
cursor-rules
+14 more

Python MIT42K total4.5K forks

+2,013 stars

from 40,068 · score 7.61

2.Jakeschincariol / arena-skill

When Claude keeps giving you bad answers, make 100 versions of it fight to the death. Same task, 100 different strategies, a bracket, one answer left. Free Claude Code skill.

arena
claude-code
claude-skills
multi-agent
prompting
subagents
+1 more

Python MIT1.2K total175 forks

+1,001 stars

from 186 · score 6.91

3.alexyc9381 / court-skill

Put your idea on trial in front of a jury of 12 Claudes. A free Claude Code skill.

ai-agents
claude
claude-code
claude-code-plugin
claude-code-skill
claude-skills
+4 more

Python MIT244 total26 forks

+260 stars

from 0 · score 5.56

4.EvannZhongg / Nosis

Nosis is a lightweight personal agent runtime: per-session execution boundaries with OS-level sandboxing, computer use, a full built-in toolset, Skill / Plugin / MCP extensions, one runtime shared by GUI and TUI, and file-persisted sessions, plans, and memory.

agent-framework
agent-runtime
agent-skills
ai-agent
ai-assistants
computer-use
+12 more

Python MIT117 total4 forks

+112 stars

from 5 · score 4.73

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