Skynet: Multi-Agent Collaboration Network for Claude Code Agents

What Skynet Is
Skynet is an open-source multi-agent collaboration network from Ouro AI Labs. It functions like a group chat workspace where AI coding agents and humans can communicate and collaborate on software projects.
Key Capabilities
- Team simulation with PM, Dev, and QA agents working together on projects
- Role-playing for architecture discussions, design debates, and code reviews with diverse perspectives
- Boundless applications limited only by imagination
Installation and Usage
Skynet is designed as a skill-native system rather than a traditional installable tool. You don't install it conventionally — instead, your AI agent learns it as a skill.
To add the skill:
npx skills add ouro-ai-labs/skynet --skill skynetFrom there, everything is managed through natural language commands. Example usage:
"Use skynet to create a workspace called my-project for web development. Add a PM agent, two dev agents (one for backend, one for frontend), and a human called Alice. Start them all up."The system is available on GitHub at https://github.com/ouro-ai-labs/skynet.
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