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xu-xiangAI agent framework optimization system
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Summary
This repository offers a comprehensive, production-grade configuration suite for Claude Code, named "Everything Claude Code" (ECC). It provides agents, skills, hooks, commands, and rules, derived from a winning Anthropic hackathon project and extensive real-world usage. ECC aims to empower engineers, particularly Chinese speakers, with efficient tools for understanding and leveraging advanced AI agent capabilities.
How It Works
ECC functions as a modular system enhancing AI agent frameworks. Its core approach involves sophisticated token optimization, persistent memory via hooks, continuous learning to extract reusable skills from sessions, and robust validation loops. It supports parallelization and sub-agent orchestration, offering a complete ecosystem for building and deploying AI-driven applications. The configurations have evolved over months of high-intensity daily use.
Quick Start & Requirements
The recommended installation is via the Claude Code plugin: /plugin marketplace add affaan-m/everything-claude-code followed by /plugin install everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code. A manual installation script (./install.sh) is also available. Prerequisites include Claude Code CLI v2.1.0+ and Node.js for scripts.
Highlighted Details
sonnet model, reduced MAX_THINKING_TOKENS) and workflows to significantly lower operational costs.Maintenance & Community
The project exhibits active development with frequent updates, including numerous community contributions (30+ PRs merged in v1.6.0). It is supported via GitHub Sponsors.
Licensing & Compatibility
Licensed under MIT, allowing free use, modification, and commercial integration. It is designed for broad compatibility with major AI agent frameworks like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode.
Limitations & Caveats
Rules cannot be automatically distributed via the Claude Code plugin system, requiring manual installation. Over-enabling MCP servers can deplete the context window, necessitating careful management. The Codex CLI lacks hook support, relying on alternative security enforcement mechanisms.
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