Set of prompts, skills, and scripts to aid in utilizing AI coding agents in development workflows.

• GitHub CLI (gh) — installed and authenticated
• Node.js (npx) — required for MCP servers
• At least one of the following AI coding tools:
  • Claude Code
  • Gemini CLI
  • Codex CLI

git clone https://github.com/rlorenzo/ai-coding-setup.git
cd ai-coding-setup
./setup

The script detects which AI tools you have installed and walks you through installing commands for each one interactively.

Windows: Run the setup script from Git Bash.

Process unresolved review comments on a GitHub PR, fix valid issues, ensure CI passes, and re-request review.

Usage:

• Claude Code: /review-pr [PR_NUMBER]
• Gemini CLI: /review-pr [PR_NUMBER]
• Codex CLI: $review-pr [PR_NUMBER]

• Each AI tool has its own command format, so commands are maintained as separate source files per tool.
• The setup script copies selected commands to the appropriate user-level directory for each tool.
• Installed commands are tagged with a source marker so the script can safely update them later without overwriting your custom commands that happen to share the same name.

The setup script can configure Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for your AI tools. Currently supported:

MCP servers are added via each tool's mcp add CLI command at user scope.

To add a command, create the appropriate file(s) for each tool you want to support:

1. Claude Code — create .claude/commands/command-name.md (markdown with $ARGUMENTS placeholder)
2. Gemini CLI — create .gemini/commands/command-name.toml (TOML with description and prompt fields, {{args}} placeholder)
3. Codex CLI — create .codex/skills/command-name/SKILL.md (markdown with YAML front matter containing name and description)

Run ./setup again to install.

Delete the command/skill from the corresponding directory:

• Claude: ~/.claude/commands/
• Gemini: ~/.gemini/commands/
• Codex: ~/.codex/skills/

The setup script only manages commands it originally installed.

This repo uses pre-commit to run linters locally before each commit. Install it once and you'll get automatic checks for shell scripts (shellcheck), markdown (markdownlint), and TOML syntax.

pip install pre-commit   # or: brew install pre-commit (macOS)
pre-commit install

After that, hooks run automatically on git commit. You can also run them manually:

pre-commit run --all-files

If you skip the local setup, the same checks run in CI on your pull request.

MIT