Build Mutiro Agents with Your Coding Assistant
A Mutiro agent is a directory of files: its instructions, skills, tools, and
pages. You keep it in git and deploy it with the mutiro CLI. A coding
assistant can do all of that with you, once it knows how Mutiro works.
The Mutiro developer guide is a skill that teaches your assistant exactly that: creating an agent, writing its instructions, tool extensions, hooks, and page handlers, testing it, running evals, and deploying. Install it once and your assistant stays current with the platform.
The assistant needs to run commands on your computer: Claude Code (the Code tab in the Claude desktop app, or the terminal), Codex, Cursor, or similar.
The quick way: copy the setup prompt
Paste this into your coding assistant. It installs the guide, installs the CLI, logs you in, and asks what you want to build.
Claude Code: the mutiro plugin
The plugin carries the developer guide and updates with each release.
Or from a shell:
Claude Code does not update plugins from other publishers on its own by
default. Run claude plugin marketplace update mutirolabs, or turn on
auto-update for the mutirolabs marketplace in /plugin.
To offer the plugin to everyone working in an agent's repository, commit
this to the repository's .claude/settings.json:
Codex, Cursor, and other assistants: the skill
The same guide is a portable skill that works in any assistant that reads skills. From your agent's repository:
--skill mutiro-agent matters: the repository also holds skills meant for
the agents themselves, not for your assistant.
Without Node, download the
mutiro-agent skill
and unpack it into your assistant's skills folder, keeping the files beside
SKILL.md.