Peter Steinberger open-sources the rules and skills behind his coding-agent setup
OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger published his agent rules and 69 skills under MIT, with one shared AGENTS.MD that Claude Code and Codex read through symlinks.
Peter Steinberger, the creator of OpenClaw, open-sourced the rules and skills behind his coding-agent setup one AGENTS.MD holds the shared rules. Claude Code and Codex both read it through symlinks, and each project points back to that same file change a rule once and every linked project picks it up 69 skills cover workflows like code review, browser work and passing a task to the next agent. each has a short description that helps the agent decide what to load scripts/sync-skills connects the library to both tools the useful part is making responsibilities explicit: which workflow handles a task, what instructions it follows and what needs checking fork it, replace his personal settings and keep the skills u need MIT licensed https://github.com/steipete/agent-scripts that division of responsibilities is also central to TRENCHNET: code calculates wallet stats, a graph connects trading histories, Jev flags events for attention and Opus explains what changed my article below walks through how those parts work together, from the first wallet buying a token to the early buyers starting to exit
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