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Blue GardenerMulti-Platform AI Agent Management

Install, manage, and sync specialized AI coding agents across 6 platforms

Blue Gardener

Quick Start

Install Blue Gardener in your project:

bash
npm install -D blue-gardener
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pnpm add -D blue-gardener
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yarn add -D blue-gardener

Run the interactive menu:

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npx blue-gardener
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pnpm blue-gardener
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yarn blue-gardener

What is Blue Gardener?

Blue Gardener is a CLI tool that manages AI coding agents across multiple platforms. It provides:

  • 47 specialized agents covering orchestration, development, quality, infrastructure, and blockchain
  • Platform adapters that work with 6 different AI coding platforms
  • Category-based selection for easy discovery
  • Auto-sync to keep agents updated
  • Orchestration patterns for complex workflows

Supported Platforms

  • Cursor - Native agent support in .cursor/agents/
  • Claude Desktop - MCP agents in .claude/agents/
  • Codex - OpenAI Codex with AGENTS.md file
  • GitHub Copilot - Custom instructions in .github/copilot-instructions.md
  • Windsurf - Cascade rules in .windsurf/rules/
  • OpenCode - Custom agents in .opencode/agents/

Learn more about platforms →

Agent Categories

  • Orchestrators (5) - Planning, coordination, and quality assurance
  • Development (9) - React, state management, styling, API integration
  • Quality (9) - Code review, testing, accessibility, performance, security
  • Infrastructure (9) - GitHub Actions, CLI development, databases, Docker
  • Configuration (1) - Multi-platform AI setup
  • Blockchain (11) - Smart contracts, DeFi, Web3 integration

Browse all agents →

Example: Feature Development Flow

mermaid
flowchart TD
    User[User Request] --> Spec[blue-feature-specification-analyst]
    Spec --> Arch[blue-architecture-designer]
    Arch --> Dev[Implementation Specialists]
    Dev --> Review[blue-implementation-review-coordinator]
    Review --> Quality[blue-app-quality-gate-keeper]
    Quality --> Done[Feature Complete]

    style User fill:#e1f5ff
    style Done fill:#d4edda

Learn orchestration patterns →

Released under the MIT License.