agentic-pm-kit

agentic-pm-kit is a free, MIT-licensed npm package that installs Agent Skills for project-management work into AI-powered CLI tools. Once installed, those skills enable your AI assistant to produce competent drafts of PMBOK- and Scrum-shaped artifacts — charters, risk matrices, sprint plans, retrospectives, and more — directly from your terminal, grounded in authoritative sources rather than hallucinated content.

Supports Claude Code and Gemini CLI out of the box.

Install

Method 1 — npx (recommended, zero config)

npx agentic-pm-kit install

No global install required. npx fetches the package on first run.

Method 2 — Claude Code plugin

/plugin marketplace add Agentic-Engineering-Agency/agentic-pm-kit
/plugin install agentic-pm-kit@agentic-engineering-agency

Plugin skills are namespaced (/agentic-pm-kit:charter) so they never collide with your standalone skills.

Method 3 — Gemini CLI extension

gemini extensions install https://github.com/Agentic-Engineering-Agency/agentic-pm-kit

Quick start (npx path)

1. cd into your project directory.
2. Run npx agentic-pm-kit install.
3. Answer the interactive prompts (target dir, agent, language, modules — see below).
4. Confirm the summary screen.
5. Open your AI agent and invoke a skill, e.g. charter in Claude Code.

What gets installed

The kit ships 40 Agent Skills across five lifecycle phases:

Each skill includes a SKILL.md (the agent prompt), a TEMPLATE.md (blank output scaffold), and a CHECKLIST.md (binary acceptance gate). Every artifact skill is grounded in an authoritative source: the Scrum Guide 2020 (bundled), the Agile Manifesto (bundled), or a PMI/ISO canonical URL (linked, open-access version).

Install destinations

Claude Code

Skills land in your project directory, auto-discovered by Claude Code:

<project>/
├── .claude/
│   └── skills/
│       ├── brainstorming-five-whys/SKILL.md
│       ├── charter/SKILL.md
│       └── ... (40 skills)
├── docs/pm-kit/          ← checklists, templates, outputs
├── vendor/pm-kit/        ← bundled Scrum Guide, Manifesto
└── .pm-kit.config.json

Per-project install: each project can have its own language, module selection, and config.

Gemini CLI

Skills land in a user-global extension directory, auto-discovered on Gemini startup:

~/.gemini/
└── extensions/
    └── agentic-pm-kit/
        ├── gemini-extension.json   ← manifest (auto-written)
        └── skills/
            ├── brainstorming-five-whys/SKILL.md
            ├── charter/SKILL.md
            └── ... (40 skills)

One install, shared across all your Gemini projects. The per-project artifacts (docs/pm-kit/, vendor/pm-kit/, .pm-kit.config.json) still land in your project directory.

Interactive prompt flow

npx agentic-pm-kit install walks you through eight prompts:

1. Target directory — default: current working directory.
2. Project name and description — stored in .pm-kit.config.json.
3. Agent target — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or both (default: both).
4. Agent communication language — free-form text; any language string accepted (e.g., español, English, português). Stored verbatim.
5. Artifact output language — defaults to the communication language if left blank.
6. Modules — multi-select: Ideation, Initiation, Planning, Execution, Closing (default: all).
7. Brainstorming deck — Curated 20 (recommended) or Full 60 (includes ~40 non-PM strategies). Also settable via --full-deck flag.
8. Source mode — Offline (default, bundled sources only) or Online (agent WebFetches canonical URLs). Also settable via --online-mode flag.

A summary screen is shown before any files are written.

Flags

npx agentic-pm-kit install --full-deck     # skip deck prompt, install all 60 strategies
npx agentic-pm-kit install --online-mode   # skip source-mode prompt, enable WebFetch
npx agentic-pm-kit --version               # print package version
npx agentic-pm-kit --help                  # print usage

Re-running install

Re-running npx agentic-pm-kit install in a directory that already has a .pm-kit.config.json refreshes all skill and vendor files to the current package version. Your own output files in docs/pm-kit/outputs/ are never modified.

Authoritative sources

FAQ

What language will the output be in? Whatever language you typed into the install prompt. The agent reads your language.output config and produces all artifacts in that language. You can type any language string — español, English, português, français, etc.

How do I change the language after install? Re-run npx agentic-pm-kit install and enter the new language when prompted. Your existing output files are not touched.

How do I uninstall? Delete the following paths:

• .claude/skills/ — remove the skill directories installed by the kit (e.g., charter/, brainstorming-five-whys/, etc.)
• ~/.gemini/extensions/agentic-pm-kit/ (if you installed for Gemini CLI)
• docs/pm-kit/
• vendor/pm-kit/
• .pm-kit.config.json

Is my data sent anywhere? No. The install is purely local: files are written to your disk from the npm package. There is no telemetry, no account, and no network calls during install (beyond the initial npx fetch). Online mode causes your AI agent to make web requests when it runs a skill — that traffic is between your agent and the source websites, not Agentic Engineering Agency.

Which Node version is required? Node 18 or later. Bun 1.0+ also works.

Does this work with agents other than Claude Code and Gemini CLI? Not in v1. The skill format (YAML frontmatter + Markdown body) is based on the shared Agent Skills open standard, so other agents may load the files — but only Claude Code and Gemini CLI are tested and officially supported install targets.

Attribution

Built on open-source methodology from BMad-Method (MIT, © 2025 BMad Code, LLC) — see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.

Bundled vendor content: Scrum Guide 2020 (CC BY-SA 4.0, Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland), Agile Manifesto (© 2001, the signatories). Full attribution in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.

Documentation

Full playbook and phase-by-phase usage guides:

https://labs.agenticengineering.agency/docs/pm-kit

License

MIT — see LICENSE.