The current marketplace ecosystem for skills and plugins is great, gives coding agents powerful instructions and context for building.

**But it starts to become quite a mess when you have a bunch of different skills, agents, and commands stuffed into codebases and the global user dir:**

* Unclear which resource is installed where
* Not composable, duplicated everywhere
* Unable to declare dependencies
* No multi coding agent platform support

This has become quite a pain, so I wrote **OpenPackage, an open source, universal coding agent package manager,** it's basically:

* npm but for coding agent configs
* Claude Plugins but open and universal
* Vercel Skills but more powerful

Main features are:

* Multi-platform support with formats auto converted to per-platform conventions
* Composable packages, essentially sets of config files for quick single installs
* Supports single/bulk installations of agents, commands, and rules

Here’s a list of some useful stuff you can do with it:

* `opkg list`: Lists resources you have added to this codebase and globally
* `opkg install`: Install any package, plugin, skill, agent, command, etc.
* `opkg uninstall -i`: Interactively uninstall resources or dependencies
* `opkg new`: Create a new package, sets of files/dependencies for quick installs

There's a lot more you can do with OpenPackage, do check out the docs! 

**I built OpenPackage upon the philosophy that AI coding configs should be portable between platforms, projects, and devs, made universally available to everyone, and composable.**

Would love your help establishing OpenPackage as THE package manager for coding agents. Contributions are super welcome, feel free to drop questions, comments, and feature requests below.

GitHub repo: [https://github.com/enulus/OpenPackage](https://github.com/enulus/OpenPackage) (we're already at 300+ stars!)  
Site: [https://openpackage.dev](https://openpackage.dev/)  
Docs: [https://openpackage.dev/docs](https://openpackage.dev/docs)

P.S. Let me know if there's interest in a meta openpackage skill for your coding agent to control OpenPackage, and/or sandbox/env creation via OpenPackage. Will look to build them out if so.

I wrote an open source package manager for skills, agents, and commands - OpenPackage