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Credits & Inspirations

CoCo stands on the shoulders of excellent open-source work. This file credits every project whose code, patterns, or ideas shaped this repo. If you find an influence that isn't listed, that's a bug — please open an issue or PR.

Bundled / adapted systems

Project What CoCo took Upstream License
Superpowers by Jesse Vincent (obra) The core engineering-discipline skill set bundled here (brainstorming, systematic-debugging, test-driven-development, writing-plans, executing-plans, using-git-worktrees, code-review flows, verification-before-completion, writing-skills, and the using-superpowers meta-skill) https://github.com/obra/superpowers See upstream
GSD — Get Shit Done The full GSD orchestration bundle (systems/gsd/: 68 skills + 24 agents for phase planning, atomic execution, verification gates) https://github.com/gsd-build/get-shit-done See upstream
ai-website-cloner-template by JCodesMore The site-cloning structure behind the clone-website skill https://github.com/JCodesMore/ai-website-cloner-template See upstream
agents.md community The vendor-neutral agent context standard CoCo's adapters follow https://agents.md/

Feature inspirations

Project What CoCo took Upstream License
synthteam by Nick Winder The structured multi-agent debate protocol that powers --debate deliberation in the Superintelligence council generators (re-implemented from the concept; no upstream code copied) https://github.com/nickwinder/synthteam No license published
taste-skill by Leonxlnx Design-taste enforcement skills (design-taste-frontend, redesign-existing-projects) — vendoring in progress https://github.com/leonxlnx/taste-skill MIT
CLI-Anything by HKUDS The "wrap any CLI into a structured agent skill" methodology — adoption in progress https://github.com/HKUDS/CLI-Anything Apache-2.0

How we credit

  • Vendored code keeps its upstream license and attribution in place.
  • Re-implemented ideas get named credit here even when no code was copied.
  • Evaluated-but-not-adopted projects aren't listed; influence means something shipped.