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Genasis is built on the shoulders of excellent open-source projects. We curate, integrate, and add value — we don’t reinvent wheels.
These projects provide the curated agent definitions available in the genasis agents marketplace. All are used under their stated licenses.
| Project | Stars | What genasis uses | License |
|---|---|---|---|
| everything-claude-code (ECC) | 173K+ | code-reviewer (gold standard — 80% confidence filtering), architect (system + code dual-layer), security-reviewer, silent-failure-hunter, a11y-architect, refactor-cleaner, language-specific reviewers (TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go) |
MIT |
| wshobson/agents | 34K+ | frontend-developer (React 19, Next.js 15, RSC), backend-developer (API + event-sourcing + TDD), full-stack-orchestration (deployment + performance + security) |
MIT |
| VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents | 19K+ | qa-tester (test-automator + accessibility), sre-engineer, devops-engineer, infrastructure cluster (17 agents), language specialists |
MIT |
| dl-ezo/claude-code-sub-agents | 184+ | planner (project-planner + requirements-analyst), full PM lifecycle (user-story-generator, progress-tracker, risk-manager, stakeholder-communicator) |
MIT |
| 0xfurai/claude-code-subagents | 884+ | Mobile specialists: ios-expert, swiftui-expert, android-expert, kotlin-expert, react-native-expert, flutter-expert |
MIT |
| Project | What genasis uses it for | License |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | Issue tracking + project management — agents own tickets and transition lifecycle | AGPL-3.0 |
| Mattermost | Team messaging — one bot per agent role, threaded discussions alongside humans | Various (Apache-2.0 / proprietary) |
| Caddy | Reverse proxy + automatic TLS for self-hosted Plane + Mattermost | Apache-2.0 |
| Crate | Purpose in genasis | License |
|---|---|---|
| Ratatui | Monitor TUI dashboard (sprint, tokens, agents, deploy) | MIT |
| Tera | Template engine for overlay rendering (Plane/MM protocol injection) | MIT |
| Clap | CLI argument parsing | MIT / Apache-2.0 |
| Reqwest | HTTP client for Plane/MM API + agents catalog fetch | MIT / Apache-2.0 |
| Tokio | Async runtime | MIT |
| rust-i18n | Runtime internationalization (en/ko) | MIT |
| Dialoguer | Interactive CLI prompts (agent marketplace TUI) | MIT |
| Resource | How it informed genasis |
|---|---|
| docs/famous-agents.md | Comprehensive survey of Claude Code agent ecosystem (methodology, comparison, recommendations) |
| obra/superpowers | Workflow methodology (TDD → plan → subagent-driven) — informed our sprint protocol design |
| BMAD-METHOD | Scrum/agile lifecycle skills — informed our slash command design |
| Anthropic Claude Code docs | Official sub-agent specification + MCP integration patterns |
| docs/impact-of-multilang-prompts.md | Research on why single-language agent context is essential (Claude drift bugs, arXiv 2406.20052) |
Agent definitions are curated (selected, verified for compatibility)
and distributed via the genasis agents marketplace. Source attribution
is preserved in each agent file’s ## Source section.
Overlay protocol (Plane/MM lifecycle rules) is genasis-original content — it is injected INTO the community agents via marker fences, not derived from any of the above projects.
Infrastructure (Plane, Mattermost) is used as deployment targets, not vendored or forked. genasis communicates via their public REST APIs.
Rust crates are standard dependencies declared in Cargo.toml.
All curated agents are sourced exclusively from MIT-licensed repositories. genasis itself is MIT-licensed. The overlay protocol, CLI tool, and all genasis-original content are original works.
Plane (AGPL-3.0) and Mattermost are used as external services via API — genasis does not include or distribute their source code.