About agently-agent-extensions
agently-agent-extensions is a skill for choosing and implementing Agently agent-side extensions. It helps developers prefer native extension surfaces and avoid unnecessary custom dispatchers, wrappers, and bridges.
Key features
- 01Selection guidance for native extension surfaces
- 02Explicit choices among tools, MCP, and other options
- 03Optional agently-devtools installation guidance
- 04App-layer wiring through Agently.event_center
- 05Advice on built-in browser and desktop support
Use cases
- 01Choosing an extension approach for an Agently agent
- 02Adding observation or evaluation bridge wiring
- 03Implementing browser or desktop control without a custom wrapper
MCP support
The skill identifies MCP as one of Agently's native extension options and advises checking its support before building a parallel tool dispatcher. It does not describe a specific MCP server or protocol configuration.
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ agentera/ agently-skills --skill agently-agent-extensionsAfter installing, type/agently-agent-extensionsin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
examples/.gitkeepoutputs/.gitkeepreferences/devtools.mdoverview.mdscripts/.gitkeepDetails
From the project READMEAgently Agent Extensions
Use this skill when the problem is agent-side extension rather than prompt shape, output contract, or workflow control.
Native-First Rules
- prefer built-in extension surfaces before handwritten wrappers
- keep extension choice explicit: tools, MCP, FastAPIHelper,
auto_func,KeyWaiter, oragently-devtools - treat
agently-devtoolsas an optional companion package installed from PyPI, not as a required source checkout - keep observation or evaluation bridge wiring in the app layer through
Agently.event_center - combine with
agently-model-responseoragently-triggerflowonly when the scenario needs those layers - prefer built-in Browse support with Playwright or PyAutoGUI before writing browser or desktop-driving wrappers from scratch
Anti-Patterns
- do not build a parallel tool dispatcher before checking native tool and MCP support
- do not create a custom waiter or auto-function shim first
- do not ask users to clone or editable-install DevTools when
pip install agently-devtoolsis the supported public path - do not build a custom runtime upload bridge before checking
ObservationBridge
Read Next
references/overview.mdreferences/devtools.md
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