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Balsm Ai

  • 2 repo stars
  • Updated July 24, 2026
  • balsm-health/Balsm-AI

Install Balsm's shared skills, commands, and agents once so they're available across every project for the team.

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balsm-ai is a shared bundle of skills, commands, and agents from Balsm, installed once and made available in every project. It centralizes a team's agent tooling so workflows stay consistent across repositories. The category is productivity-focused team enablement.

  • Shared skills, commands, agents
  • Install once, use everywhere
  • Team-wide productivity bundle

Balsm Ai by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin marketplace add balsm-health/Balsm-AI
/plugin install balsm-ai@balsm-ai

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Last updatedJuly 24, 2026
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What it does

Install Balsm's shared skills, commands, and agents once so they're available across every project for the team.

README.md

Balsm-AI

Shared AI toolkit for all Balsm repos — skills, slash commands, and subagents in one place, installed once and visible from every project.

Packaged as a Claude Code plugin marketplace so a single install (user scope) surfaces everything in any repo on the machine.

Layout

Balsm-AI/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── marketplace.json        # marketplace manifest (lists the plugin)
└── plugin/                     # the plugin itself
    ├── .claude-plugin/
    │   └── plugin.json         # plugin manifest (name, version)
    ├── skills/                 # 49 security skills + your own
    ├── commands/               # slash commands (e.g. /balsm-context)
    └── agents/                 # subagents (e.g. balsm-reviewer)

Install (once, user scope → all projects)

claude plugin marketplace add .
claude plugin install balsm-ai@balsm-ai --scope user

After push to GitHub, others install with the repo slug instead of the path:

claude plugin marketplace add <org>/Balsm-AI
claude plugin install balsm-ai@balsm-ai --scope user

Add capabilities

  • Skill → new folder under plugin/skills/<name>/SKILL.md with frontmatter (name, description).
  • Commandplugin/commands/<name>.md → invokes as /<name>. $ARGUMENTS available.
  • Agentplugin/agents/<name>.md with frontmatter (name, description, tools).

Edit, commit, then claude plugin update balsm-ai (or restart) — changes flow to every project.

Cross-tool sharing (Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, OpenCode, Antigravity, Gemini…)

Claude skills/subagents are Claude-native — other tools don't load SKILL.md. So the content is shared via a generated AGENTS.md (the format most agents read natively), built from one source by sync.mjs.

canonical/rules/      # shared rules → AGENTS.md
plugin/skills/        # Claude skills, also indexed on-demand into AGENTS.md
plugin/commands/      # listed in AGENTS.md
sync.mjs              # generator
AGENTS.md             # generated universal baseline (do not hand-edit)

The skill index in AGENTS.md is on-demand: agents read a skill file only when the task matches — zero prompt bloat. Paths assume the Balsm repos sit side-by-side in one workspace folder.

node sync.mjs                # regenerate Balsm-AI/AGENTS.md
node sync.mjs --distribute   # also write AGENTS.md into every sibling Balsm repo root
node sync.mjs --check        # CI guard: fail if AGENTS.md is stale

Per-tool adapters (.github/prompts, .cursor/commands, .windsurf/workflows, .opencode/command) can be added to sync.mjs later — same canonical source.

Token cost

Every enabled skill/command/agent adds its description to context in all sessions. Keep plugin/skills/ curated; bump version in plugin/.claude-plugin/plugin.json on releases.

Toggle

claude plugin disable balsm-ai      # turn everything off
claude plugin enable balsm-ai       # back on
claude plugin details balsm-ai      # token-cost inventory

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