These teach Claude Code and Codex how we structure model requirements and a technical plan before anything gets built. They are instructions, not tools. They add no access, no permissions and no extra account reach.
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The installer checks every package against its checksum and stops if one does not match.
Claude Code
Installs into ~/.claude/skills
$ curl -fsSL https://www.biosimulant.com/download/skills/install-agent-skills.sh | sh -s -- --host claudeCodex
Installs into ~/.agents/skills
$ curl -fsSL https://www.biosimulant.com/download/skills/install-agent-skills.sh | sh -s -- --host codexRoutes a request to the relevant instructions.
Reads the request and picks the right skill, then keeps the work on the authenticated Gateway.
3d498c8dde41e937d5ed071c972c56c62cf0733336f06a6a390f87fef245ec46Use these to write requirements and an implementation plan before building a model.
Writes the requirements doc: what the model must do, and what evidence counts as passing.
bd912a0483f9e4959b7625dd3021f737efcdf6a4ef0687a116fe70bccbee2da3Turns an approved requirements doc into an architecture, methods, and verification plan.
7d2c295947a1ad2fdbf61d5c8425480bbc84b9d71abae09f9331c45ce125b286Updated 2026-10-13
The installer downloads the release index over HTTPS and checks each archive’s SHA-256. It stops if a checksum does not match. Open Verify above to see a package digest.
Inspect the script before running it
$ curl -fsSL -O https://www.biosimulant.com/download/skills/install-agent-skills.sh$ shasum -a 256 install-agent-skills.sh # 59c7b0de5c0a66ae…$ sh install-agent-skills.sh --host claude