Every AI platform lets you customize your agent differently. An augment wraps all of that into one package. Equip delivers it everywhere.
or install via CLI: npm i -g @cg3/equip
Augment your agents across
Every platform has its own ways to customize your AI agent — config files, instruction files, skill directories, event hooks. An augment wraps all of that into one package that works everywhere.
Native tools and API integrations the platform exposes — search, automation, data access, whatever the agent can call.
Instructions, conventions, and guardrails that shape how the agent works — loaded into context automatically.
Domain expertise the agent can draw on when needed — documentation, best practices, reference material.
Define it once, deliver it to every platform. Equip handles the translation — different config formats, file paths, and capabilities per platform. As platforms evolve and add new customization surfaces, augments pick them up automatically.
Popular augments from the registry. Browse more in the app.
Get the Equip app or install the CLI. Equip automatically finds every AI platform on your machine.
Explore augments in the registry. See what each one adds to your agent and which platforms it supports.
One click. Equip translates the augment into the right config for each platform and installs it everywhere at once.
Equip individual augments or curate a set. Save loadouts for different workflows and swap between them instantly.
See how much context your equipped augments consume. Stay under the threshold that matters for your model and task.
Wrap your existing MCP servers, rules, and skills into local augments for unified visibility and management across platforms.
Equip captures your platform configs before making changes. Restore to your pre-Equip state or any saved snapshot at any time.
Published augments are scanned for security concerns. Every augment is fully inspectable — see exactly what it installs before you equip it.
One augment definition, every platform. Authors maintain a single package — Equip handles config formats, file paths, and per-platform differences.