agency-agents-zh

This repository is a Chinese-language collection of 215 ready-to-use AI agent role definitions, meant to be installed into AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, and about a dozen others. Each role definition is a structured prompt that gives an AI assistant a specific professional identity, workflow, and set of expected deliverables. The distinction from a generic system prompt is that these definitions describe how a specialist thinks, what steps they follow, and what finished output looks like, rather than just labeling the AI as an expert.

The collection is a Chinese community fork of an English upstream project, and extends it with 50 original roles created specifically for the Chinese market. Those additions include roles for operating accounts on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book), Douyin (TikTok China), WeChat, Bilibili, Feishu, and DingTalk, as well as niche engineering roles such as Qt industrial PC developer, Verilog/FPGA digital design engineer, and livestock farming records reviewer.

Roles are organized into 18 departments: engineering, design, marketing, product management, game development, security, finance, legal, and others. The engineering section alone has around 30 roles covering frontend, backend, DevOps, embedded systems, IoT, smart contracts, and more. Installing a set of roles into Claude Code, for example, lets you activate a specific specialist persona by describing the task in natural language.

An installation script is included that detects which AI tools are already installed on your machine and copies the relevant role files to the correct directories. Some tools require a format conversion step first because they expect files structured differently from the default Markdown format used in the repository.

The repository also pairs with a companion tool called Agency Orchestrator, which coordinates multiple agent roles simultaneously so they can collaborate on a single task, with automatic dependency detection and parallel execution. The full README is longer than what was shown.