Bundles

Portable agent bundles for the Musher platform. Used in platform development, available as reference examples, and published to the Hub.

Bundles

Bundle	Purpose
agent-asset-authoring	Generate well-structured agent and skill files with portable-core architecture
api-route-governance	Encode API design standards — naming, versioning, errors, and payload rules
contract-enforcement-governance	Catch breaking changes, enforce conformance tests, and gate CI
database-schema-governance	Enforce PostgreSQL schema standards from naming through migration safety
developer-docs-authoring	Design, scaffold, and audit developer documentation end-to-end
developer-environment-authoring	Audit, scaffold, and maintain dev environment configs
marketing-site-authoring	Multi-stage content pipeline from brand strategy through design audit
musher-bundle-scaffolding	Scaffold new bundle directories with validated naming
openapi-specification-governance	Keep OpenAPI specs consistent, complete, and SDK-generation-ready
product-profile-authoring	Create canonical product profiles — metadata, positioning, roadmaps
project-shaping-orchestration	Shape projects before committing to build — problem framing through scoping
repo-documentation-authoring	Scaffold and maintain GitHub community health files

SDK Examples

The sdk-examples/ directory contains Musher registry bundles (with musher.yaml) that demonstrate SDK integration across harnesses. These follow a different structure from the bundles above. See the SDK examples README.

Bundle Structure

Each bundle contains a README.md and may include skills/, agents/, references/, and rules/ directories. Bundles use a portable-core + adapter architecture so they work across harnesses. See CLAUDE.md for naming conventions and component rules.

Usage

From the Hub — install bundles with the Musher CLI:

musher bundle install namespace/slug

Local development — clone the repo and load bundles into your harness workspace.

Ecosystem

Resource	Description
Hub	Browse and discover published bundles
Docs	Platform documentation
Musher CLI	Install, run, create, validate, and publish bundles
TypeScript SDK	Programmatic bundle access for Node.js
Python SDK	Programmatic bundle access for Python
Specs	Canonical JSON schemas for the bundle format