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agency-os on any MCP-capable agent

If your harness can (a) load a long system prompt or instruction file and (b) call an MCP server, you can run agency-os.

What you need

  • An agent that can read .claude/skills/agency-os/SKILL.md as instructions (or have it pasted into a system prompt).
  • The Notion MCP server, configured with your integration token.
  • A working directory where the agent can read/write references/notion-pointers.json and references/notion-cache.json.

Wiring it up

  1. Vendor the skill into your project: copy skills/agency-os/ from this repo to .claude/skills/agency-os/ in your project.

  2. Add this to your agent's system prompt (or custom instructions):

    You have access to the agency-os skill. The full spec is in
.claude/skills/agency-os/SKILL.md. When the user types
/agency-os <command> or describes the same intent in natural
language, follow SKILL.md exactly.

Execution:
- Sync preflight on every command (notion-cache.json).
- Resolve <id> against the cache; mutate via Notion MCP.
- Return the exact output format SKILL.md specifies.
- Ignore the "delegate to Haiku" section; run mutations inline.

  3. Wire the Notion MCP. The skill calls tools named notion-fetch, notion-create-pages, notion-update-page, notion-search, notion-update-data-source. The exact tool prefix varies by harness; the spec resolves them dynamically as mcp__*__notion-*.

  4. First run: ask the agent to run /agency-os init. This stores your model preferences for task execution.

  5. Then scaffold the board with /agency-os scaffold. If your harness has no .env mechanism, set NOTION_KEY in your shell environment so the MCP server can pick it up.

What you lose

  • Slash command UI. Most generic agents don't render /agency-os ... as a real command; you type it as plain text. The parser still works.
  • Dynamic subagent dispatch. The Claude Code wrapper spawns Haiku subagents on the fly. On a generic harness, mutations run on the main agent. The work is mechanical, so even a small model handles it fine. If you want to use different models for batch run execution, configure them via /agency-os init and ensure your harness has an API integration (e.g., Anthropic SDK) to actually invoke them.

What you keep

The full skill: status flow, dependencies, recurring tasks, subtasks, batch run, all of it. The contract is in SKILL.md, not in the wrapper.