Keel Skills is MIT-licensed and actively seeks contributions. The two highest-value contributions are policy packs — ready-madeDocumentation Index
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AGENT_POLICY.md templates for new stacks — and implementations for other runtimes, bringing the Keel governance model to agent SDKs, CI gates, and other harnesses. Both are easy to start and immediately useful to the community.
How to contribute
Add a policy pack
Ready-made
AGENT_POLICY.md for a new stack. Easy to start, very useful.Build a Keel-compatible implementation
Implement the spec for another runtime (Agent SDK, CI gate, etc.).
Improve the spec
SPEC.md is a draft. Proposals to clarify or extend are welcome via GitHub issues and PRs.Improve the skills
Improve the three skills (
authorization-protocol, model-delegation, context-discipline) while keeping them generic and disjoint. Open a GitHub PR.Ground rules
These rules apply to all contributions:- No telemetry or network calls are added without an explicit, documented, opt-in design.
- Attribution: keep the MIT notice; a visible credit to Keel Skills by Esteban Aguilar is the norm (see the
NOTICEfile). - Discussion and questions: open a GitHub issue.
When improving skills
The three skills are the reference implementation of the Keel governance model. When editing them, follow these four rules:- Keep them generic — no project-, client-, or company-specific data ever goes in a skill. That belongs in the consumer’s
AGENT_POLICY.md. - Keep each skill’s concept disjoint from the others — don’t blur authorization, delegation, and context discipline together.
- Update
CHANGELOG.mdand bump the version inplugin.jsonand.claude-plugin/marketplace.jsontogether. - Never blur authorization, delegation, and context discipline together — each skill owns one concept and one concept only.
License
Keel Skills is released under the MIT License. Attribution is preserved via the MIT notice and aNOTICE file. Commercial use is permitted. Forking, reimplementing, and building on Keel Skills are explicitly encouraged — the project’s goal is to become a shared standard for agent governance, and that only happens if the ecosystem is open.