ForgeCat
Package, share, and install AI Agents across platforms.
What it does
ForgeCat makes agent profiles, skills, rules, and MCP configs installable across tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Instead of rebuilding the same setup for every agent platform, creators can package once and users can search, inspect, and install with one command. npm install -g forgecat
Discover, install, and share AI Agent Profiles across platforms.
_____ ___ ____ ____ _____ ____ _ _____ | ___/ _ \| _ \ / ___| ____/ ___| / \|_ _| | |_ | | | | |_) | | _| _|| | / _ \ | | | _|| |_| | _ <| |_| | |__| |___ / ___ \| | |_| \___/|_| \_\\____|_____\____/_/ \_\_| THE AGENT HUB Package, share, and install AI Agents across platforms. One versioned package with everything your agent needs to run. Publish it to the Hub for the community, or keep it private to your account. name : "@creator/my-profile" description : "..." visibility : public agents : - name : code-reviewer path : agents/code-reviewer.md skills : - name : tdd path : skills/tdd/SKILL.md rules : - path : rules/typescript.md globs : "**/*.ts,**/*.tsx" mcp : path : mcp.jsonc dependencies…from forgecat.ai
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