Platform Support

ACT supports Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and partial experimental Codex support. Skill names, the spec → plan → work workflow, and skill groupings stay the same across all clients. The main differences are discovery UX, hooks, and permissions.

Client	Includes	Best if you…
Claude Code	Commands, agents, skills, hooks	prefer Anthropic models and the Claude ecosystem
OpenCode	Commands, agents, skills, hooks	want flexibility to switch between models and providers
Codex	Generated skills, generated agents, supported hooks	want to use ACT from Codex and accept experimental support limits
Cursor	Commands, agents, skills	want an IDE-based agent experience without a separate terminal client

How to use

• Claude Code — invoke skills directly: /act-workflow-plan
• OpenCode — use /skills to browse and run act-* skills
• Codex — use /skills or mention $act-workflow-plan where supported
• Cursor — open Agent chat and type /act- to discover act-* skills
• Help — use /act-help on slash-command clients, or $act-help in Codex

Windows and WSL

If you are on Windows, use WSL consistently for the full ACT workflow:

• clone ACT inside WSL
• run the installer inside WSL
• start your AI client from that same WSL environment

Do not mix a WSL install with PowerShell, CMD, or Git Bash sessions.

Related

• Installation
• Permissions & Safety
• Commands to Skills Migration
• Skill Map