These teach Claude Code and Codex how we structure model requirements and a technical plan before anything gets built. They are instructions, not tools. They add no access, no permissions and no extra account reach.
You do not need them to use Biosimulant. If you have not connected your agent yet, start there instead.
Connect MCP firstUsing ChatGPT? Follow the ChatGPT setup guide to connect your account and load the Biosimulant tools.
The installer checks every package against its checksum and stops if one does not match.
Claude Code
Installs into ~/.claude/skills
$ curl -fsSL https://www.biosimulant.com/download/skills/install-agent-skills.sh | sh -s -- --host claudeCodex
Installs into ~/.agents/skills
$ curl -fsSL https://www.biosimulant.com/download/skills/install-agent-skills.sh | sh -s -- --host codexRoutes a request to the relevant instructions.
Reads the request and picks the right skill, then keeps the work on the authenticated Gateway.
9474f8569153e942e915dc8650752ca855a3591bf0f714339dbfdf42bd269650Use these to write requirements and an implementation plan before building a model.
Writes the requirements doc: what the model must do, and what evidence counts as passing.
16062525254a19bc04b62bf03e09a12aa8b51491ef8fc5fd72f05e07babea67fTurns an approved requirements doc into an architecture, methods, and verification plan.
7e46e7223eac6d365fafef698e625b92de89253eb5a4ad8c2640bf393a723a62Updated 2026-09-21
The installer downloads the release index over HTTPS and checks each archive’s SHA-256. It stops if a checksum does not match. Open Verify above to see a package digest.
Inspect the script before running it
$ curl -fsSL -O https://www.biosimulant.com/download/skills/install-agent-skills.sh$ shasum -a 256 install-agent-skills.sh # 59c7b0de5c0a66ae…$ sh install-agent-skills.sh --host claude