Sprout Brain for Your Coding Agent
Installs the latest Sprout Brain skills into your local coding agent (Claude Code or Codex), teaches it what each one does, and sets up a daily refresh so they stay current.
Age range All ages

About
Gets the latest Sprout Brain partner skills onto a developer's local coding agent (Claude Code and/or Codex) from https://github.com/Sprout-Good-Habits/sprout-brain, has the agent learn what each skill is for and commit that to its own persistent memory, and sets up a daily local job so the skills stay current. Use when a developer wants their home/coding agent to have — and keep having, and actually use — the newest Sprout Brain skills. Authored for the home agent; not a kid-facing activity.
How it works
- 1Fetch the latest skillsClones (or fast-forward pulls) the Sprout team's sprout-brain repository into a local cache over HTTPS — no auth needed.
- 2Install into your coding agentCopies every Sprout Brain skill into ~/.claude/skills and/or ~/.codex/skills, backing up any existing versions first; unrelated skills are left untouched.
- 3Learn and remember themReads each skill plus the repo's llms.md and records what they do and when to use them into your agent's own persistent memory.
- 4Keep them current dailySchedules a local daily refresh (launchd on macOS, cron on Linux) that re-runs the install so your skills stay up to date automatically, without duplicating the job.
Inputs
Target coding agent(s)
Which local coding agent(s) to install into. Accepts `claude` (Claude Code → ~/.claude/skills), `codex` (Codex → ~/.codex/skills), or `all` (both). Ask the user which they use; if unspecified or unsure, use `all`.
targetWhich skills (optional)
Optional filter for which Sprout Brain skills to install: a comma-separated list of skill folder names (e.g. `sprout-solutions-architect`). Most people want all of them, so leave blank to install every skill — that is the normal choice. Users won't know the folder names up front; the available names live in the repo's `llms.md`, so after cloning the agent can read it and offer the specific options if the user wants to pick a subset.
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