Waza
🥷 Engineering habits you already know, turned into skills Claude can run.
Waza is a curated set of eight agent skills that translate common engineering habits into executable capabilities for AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Each skill—from /think (design planning) to /check (pre-merge review) to /hunt (systematic debugging)—encapsulates a specific workflow with clear triggers, outcomes, and verification steps. The skills install into the shared ~/.agents/skills directory and work across multiple agent platforms, enabling developers to invoke proven engineering patterns through slash commands. Refined through 300+ real-world sessions, each skill includes reference docs and gotchas from actual failures.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Pressure-testing feature designs before implementation with /think to produce decision-complete plans
- 02Building distinctive frontend interfaces with /ui including screenshot-driven aesthetic iteration
- 03Pre-merge code reviews using /check to extract project constraints and verify changes with evidence
- 04Systematic debugging with /hunt to confirm root cause before applying fixes
- 05Polishing technical prose in English and Chinese using /write to eliminate stiff phrasing
- 06Conducting structured research with /learn's six-phase workflow from collection to self-review and publication
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Waza — FAQ
What is Waza and what does it do?+
Waza is a collection of eight agent skills that turn engineering habits—like design planning, code review, debugging, and research—into structured workflows AI coding agents can execute. Each skill has a clear trigger, outcome, and verification process refined through real-world use.
How do I install Waza skills?+
Run 'npx skills add tw93/Waza -a claude-code codex cursor antigravity-cli -g -y' to install all eight skills at once into the shared ~/.agents/skills directory. For Claude Desktop, download the waza.zip from releases and upload via Customize > Skills. For native plugin support, use '/plugin marketplace add tw93/Waza' in Claude Code or the equivalent Codex command.
Which AI clients and agents work with Waza?+
Waza works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Antigravity CLI, Cline, Amp, Pi, and any agent reading the ~/.agents/skills standard directory. Models routed through Claude Code-compatible endpoints (like GLM or Kimi K2) require no extra configuration.
Do I need API keys or prerequisites to use Waza?+
No API keys are required. You only need Node.js/npx for the command-line installation method, or the ability to upload a ZIP file for Claude Desktop. Skills read public project context (READMEs, manifests) at runtime but never access credentials or private paths.
Is Waza free to use?+
Yes, Waza is open source under the MIT License and free to use, modify, and distribute.
How do Waza skills chain together?+
Skills chain manually—each skill completes its task and stops, waiting for you to decide and trigger the next step. Common workflows include /think → implement → /check → merge, or /hunt → fix → /check → release.
How do I install Waza?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. Waza is a skill — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is Waza free?+
Waza is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.