Atomr Agents
- 3 repo stars
- Updated June 8, 2026
- rustakka/atomr-agents
atomr-agents is a plugin marketplace that bundles Claude Code skills for developing on the atomr-agents composable agent framework.
About
The atomr-agents marketplace ships one development plugin aimed at and small-team developers who already chose atomr-agents as their composable agent layer on atomr actors and atomr-infer. Instead of generic agent prompts, the skills walk through quickstart setup, decorator-based pipelines, checkpointed state, human-in-the-loop interrupts, retrieval and tooling patterns, middleware, multi-agent layouts, evaluation, and migration from familiar LangGraph or LangChain stacks. That makes it a practical companion during active implementation when framework-specific conventions matter more than high-level brainstorming. You get opinionated coverage across the hardest integration surfaces—retrievers, tools, observability, and eval—so Claude stays aligned with how atomr-agents expects agents to be structured. Treat it as a focused agent-tooling shelf in Build, with natural follow-on use when you are hardening tests or watching runs in production.
- Single plugin bundle: atomr-agents-ai-skills for atomr-agents-dependent repos
- Covers quickstart, Pipeline/LCEL decorators, and LangGraph or LangChain migration paths
- Retriever zoo, ingestion, RichTool, and agent middleware for production-shaped agents
- Dynamic HITL interrupts and multi-agent topology patterns
- Eval suites plus run-tree observability and dedicated troubleshooting flows
Atomr Agents by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 3 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | June 8, 2026 |
| Repository | rustakka/atomr-agents ↗ |
What it does
Install this marketplace when your project depends on atomr-agents and you want Claude Code skills for pipelines, HITL, retrievers, evals, and LangGraph migration.
Who is it for?
Best when you're already committed to atomr-agents and want framework-accurate assistant guidance across implementation, eval, and ops debugging.
Skip if: Skip if you're not using atomr-agents or anyone and only needs a one-off LLM API call without a composable agent runtime.
What you get
After adding the marketplace, Claude can follow atomr-native quickstarts, decorators, retrievers, HITL, evals, and observability conventions while you ship agent features.
- Installed atomr-agents-ai-skills plugin with framework-specific Claude skills
- Guided workflows for pipelines, tools, retrieval, evals, and troubleshooting in atomr repos
By the numbers
- 1 plugin in marketplace: atomr-agents-ai-skills
- Skill themes include quickstart, HITL, retriever zoo, eval suites, and LangGraph/LangChain migration
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin - install individually after you add the marketplace.
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How it compares
Framework-specific skill marketplace for atomr-agents projects, not a general-purpose MCP server catalog.
FAQ
Who is Atomr Agents for?
It is for developers building on Atomr Agents who want Claude Code skills tuned to Pipeline decorators, retrievers, HITL, evals, and LangGraph or LangChain migration.
When should I use Atomr Agents?
Use it when your repo depends on Atomr Agents and you are implementing agents, tooling, retrieval, or debugging run trees rather than doing unrelated app UI work.
How do I add Atomr Agents to my agent?
Register the rustakka/Atomr Agents Claude Code marketplace from the owner URL, install the Atomr Agents-ai-skills plugin, and open a project that already uses Atomr Agents.