agent-toolkit

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Use when you need to find, run, chain, or save reusable CLI tools with tk instead of MCP servers.

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npx skill4agent add asabale/agent-toolkit agent-toolkit

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agent-toolkitcli-tool-managementtool-discoveryworkflow-chainingtool-reusability

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Agent Toolkit (
tk
)

Minimum turns and tokens. Use an existing tool first. When a raw command is repeatable, save it.

0. Bootstrap (if 
tk
is missing)

Idempotent. Clone or update 
~/.agent-toolkit
, then install or call that 
tk
:
bash
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/ASabale/agent-toolkit.git ~/.agent-toolkit || git -C ~/.agent-toolkit pull --ff-only
~/.agent-toolkit/install.sh
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
Or run 
~/.agent-toolkit/tk
directly. Re-running is safe.

1. Use (
Find → Run
)

  1. Find: 
    tk find "<intent>"
    (match plus a runnable command).
  2. Run that line with real 
    --flag
    values: 
    tk run <tool> --flag "<value>"
    . 
    tk info <tool>
    for flags. On failure, run 
    fix
    from 
    stderr
    . If output has 
    next
    , run it. Pipe JSON or 
    tk run <chain>
    for multi-step.

2. Evolve (
Save → Check
)

When 
tk find
misses and raw CLI solved a repeatable task:
  1. Save (
    $TK_ARG_<FLAG>
    inputs, compact JSON on 
    stdout
    ): 
    tk save <namespace>.<name> --summary "<1-line summary>" --safety <read-only|mutating|destructive> --file <script>
    Or: 
    tk chain save <namespace>.<name> --summary "<1-line summary>" --steps '<json-or-names>'
  2. Verify: 
    tk check <namespace>.<name> && tk run <namespace>.<name> --dry-run
  3. Prune: 
    tk evolve
    reports unused, failures, overlap; 
    tk prune
    archives drops.

Rules

  • Distill 
    stdout
    . Named 
    --flags
    only; no positional args; no hardcoded IDs, hosts, or paths.
  • Do not wrap one UNIX command; save tools that collapse steps, filter noise, or enforce safety.