Copy Agent Manager FAQs

Question 1

What happens if I try to copy an agent that already exists locally?

Accepted Answer

The skill will use the AskUserQuestion tool to prompt you for action. You can choose to overwrite the existing file, rename the new agent with a '-copy' suffix, or cancel the operation.

Question 2

What is the difference between the --user and --project flags?

Accepted Answer

The --project flag (default) installs the agent in your current project's .claude/ directory, making it available only for that project. The --user flag installs it in ~/.claude/, allowing you to use the agent across all your projects.

Question 3

Do I need to manually set up the folder structure before copying?

Accepted Answer

No, the Copy Agent skill automatically handles the creation of the necessary nested directory structure for the plugin and its agents.

Question 4

Where does the skill source the agents from?

Accepted Answer

The skill scans your local Product Forge marketplace cache located in the Claude plugins directory to find available markdown-based agent definitions.

Question 5

Can I see what agents are available before copying them?

Accepted Answer

Yes, running the /copy-agent command without any arguments will display a categorized list of all available agents, their recommended models, and their descriptions.

Copy Agent Manager

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Copy Agent Manager

Key Features

Use Cases