"I can't write code. But in 6 months, I shipped 12 real products using AI. CodyMaster is everything I learned — so you don't have to repeat my mistakes." — Tody Le, Head of Product, Creator of CodyMaster 50+ skills. One install.
> /plugin marketplace add tody-agent/codymaster> /plugin install cm@codymaster
Repo: tody-agent/codymaster
What's inside
"I can't write code. But in 6 months, I shipped 12 real products using AI. CodyMaster is everything I learned — so you don't have to repeat my mistakes." — Tody Le, Head of Product, Creator of CodyMaster
50+ skills. One install. Your AI coding agent becomes a full team.
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Meet Cody 🐹
You installed an AI coding agent. It writes code fast. But then:
"AI gave me 100 hands. Without discipline, those hands created chaos."
CodyMaster isn't a collection of random skills. It's an operating system for your AI agent — 50+ skills that work together like a real team.
When you install CodyMaster, you hire:
| Role | What They Do | Key Skills |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Developer | Write tests first, debug systematically, review code | cm-tdd cm-debugging cm-code-review |
| UX Designer | Extract design systems, preview UI before coding | cm-design-system cm-ux-master cm-open-design |
| Product Manager | Plan features, brainstorm ideas, understand users | cm-planning cm-brainstorm-idea |
| DevOps Engineer | Safe deploys, secret scanning, right-account checks | cm-safe-deploy cm-identity-guard |
| Tech Writer | Auto-generate docs, API refs, knowledge base from code | cm-dockit cm-codeintell |
| Automation Lead | Sprint pipelines, autopilot workflows, status tracking | cm-sprint-bus cm-autopilot |
Step 1: Install
npm install -g codymaster && cm
A wizard detects your AI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, etc.) and installs skills to all of them.
Step 2: Start coding
Open your AI agent and say what you want:
Build a landing page for my coffee shop
Step 3: Watch it work
CodyMaster automatically chains the right skills:
cm-brainstorm-idea → cm-design-system → cm-execution → cm-safe-deploy
That's it. No config files. No setup ritual. Just describe what you want.
CodyMaster now carries one execution contract from planning through verification:
cm bench --suite workflow-integration --runs 1 runs from any project directory, including an installed npm package, and writes results locally.Here's a real conversation — a non-technical founder building a booking site:
You: I want to build a booking website for my spa business.
I have an old website at myspa.com but it looks terrible.
AI: [cm-brainstorm-idea] Let me analyze your current site first...
I found 3 key issues: no mobile booking, unclear pricing,
slow load time. Here are 2 approaches:
A) Redesign from scratch (recommended — your brand needs it)
B) Fix the existing site
You: Let's go with A.
AI: [cm-design-system] I'm extracting your brand colors from
myspa.com... Found: gold + navy. Building a design system.
[cm-planning] Here's the plan: booking page, services page,
about page, contact. Estimated: 30 minutes of AI work.
You: Sounds good, do it.
AI: [cm-tdd] Writing tests first...
[cm-execution] Building 4 pages...
[cm-dockit] Generating service descriptions and FAQ docs...
[cm-quality-gate] All tests pass. Performance: 98/100.
[cm-safe-deploy] Deploying to staging...
✅ Done. Preview: https://staging-myspa.pages.dev
You: The booking button is too small on mobile.
AI: [cm-debugging] Found it — padding was 8px, should be 16px.
[cm-code-review] Fix looks good. No side effects.
[cm-safe-deploy] Deployed fix.
✅ Fixed. Try now.
No code written by the human. No bugs introduced by the AI. The system caught the mobile issue before it reached production.
| 😵 Random Skills | 🧠 CodyMaster | |
|---|---|---|
| Integration | Each skill is standalone | 50+ skills that chain and share memory |
| Memory | Forgets everything between sessions | Remembers your project, your style, your mistakes |
| Safety | Deploy and pray | Multi-layer protection: tests → security → staging → production |
| Design | Random UI every time | Extracts your brand, enforces consistency |
| Documentation | "Maybe later" | Auto-generates docs from your code |
| Self-improvement | Static — what you install is what you get | Learns from feedback, gets better over time |
CodyMaster was built for people who have ideas, not CS degrees.
You're a good fit if you:
You're NOT a good fit if you:
Instead of listing 50+ skills, here's what CodyMaster does in plain language:
CodyMaster treats design as a first-class discipline — not an afterthought. Your AI doesn't just write code; it enforces visual consistency across every page.
Three ways to get a design system:
| Method | When to Use | How |
|---|---|---|
| Extract from URL | You have an existing brand/site | cm-open-design analyzes your site, extracts colors, fonts, spacing |
| Pick from 129 systems | You want a proven aesthetic | Choose from Linear, Stripe, Vercel, Notion, Apple, Tesla, and 123 more |
| Choose a direction | You have no brand yet | Pick from 5 curated styles: Editorial, Modern Minimal, Warm Soft, Tech Utility, Brutalist |
Extract → Tokens → Validate → Build → QA
│ │ │ │ │
│ │ │ │ └─ cm-quality-gate
│ │ │ └─ cm-execution
│ │ └─ cm-ux-master (48 UX laws)
│ └─ cm-design-system (STITCH_TOKENS)
└─ cm-open-design (129 systems + extraction)
📖 Full design pipeline guide →
| You Say | What Happens |
|---|---|
| "Fix this bug" | cm-debugging finds root cause → cm-tdd writes test → cm-quality-gate verifies |
| "Build a landing page" | cm-brainstorm-idea → cm-design-system → cm-execution → cm-safe-deploy |
| "Make it look like Stripe" | cm-open-design extracts Stripe tokens → cm-design-system applies → cm-execution builds |
| "Deploy to production" | cm-secret-shield → cm-security-gate → cm-identity-guard → cm-safe-deploy |
| "What does this code do?" | cm-codeintell reads the codebase → cm-dockit generates docs |
| "Add Vietnamese support" | cm-safe-i18n extracts strings → translates → validates → ships |
| "Start a new project" | cm-project-bootstrap scaffolds → cm-planning plans → cm-execution builds |
npm install -g codymaster && cm
cm doctor # Check what's installed
cm status # See your tasks and progress
cm dashboard # Open the visual dashboard
OpenCode supports both skills and plugins:
git clone https://github.com/tody-agent/codymaster.git ~/.cody-master
# Skills (auto-load)
ln -s ~/.cody-master/.opencode/skills ~/.opencode/skills
# Plugins (optional — adds custom tools)
mkdir -p ~/.opencode/plugins
ln -s ~/.cody-master/.opencode/plugins/cm-brainstorm-idea.ts ~/.opencode/plugins/
Restart OpenCode to activate. The cm-brainstorm-idea plugin adds a strategic analysis tool with auto-detection for brainstorm keywords.
📖 Full OpenCode installation guide →
Fastest path:
git clone https://github.com/tody-agent/codymaster.git ~/.cody-master
cd ~/.cody-master
npm ci
npm run build:platforms
Then tell Codex:
Fetch and follow instructions from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tody-agent/codymaster/main/.codex/INSTALL.md
Or use the local Codex skill tree directly at .codex/skills/.
bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tody-agent/codymaster/main/install.sh) --all --profile core
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FAQ
cm is a Claude Code plugin with 62 hand-picked skills for development work, indexed on Flowy. Install it with the command on its page. It includes cm-autopilot, cm-brainstorm-idea, cm-browse. Its skills do not fire on their own yet. Request auto-invocation to have Flowy route them as you prompt. Free and open source.
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