Workflows and skills publicly shared by the MiniMax Code team: how to maintain high standards for AI-generated code, whether tasks should be delegated to sub-agents, how long to wait for long-running commands, how to prevent long sessions from becoming sluggish, and what is injected into the context each turn—each item is packaged as an installable SKILL.md skill or checklist.
Stars 415 (+197 / 24h)
Rationale
- The ronny skill stack (from the MiniMax Code R&D lead) is grouped by time period: subagent-split-check determines whether work should be delegated to sub-agents; tool-budget-audit and context-tax-audit measure how much context tools and per-turn injections consume and their impact on prefix caching; long-command-check provides a ten-point checklist for long commands and background tasks
- Review-related skills include independent-review (reviewing only diffs, requirements, and test results in a clean context); experiment-related skills include harness-experiment (small-scale evaluations, changing one thing at a time, repeated runs, and monitoring task flips) and trajectory-review (examining how the agent reached the result, not just whether it passed)
- The jiachen skill stack adds lifting-loops (identifying steps where you are acting as a manual step for the agent) and making-content (turning notes into Xiaohongshu image-text posts and vertical short videos); the skills correspond to articles in the MCode Engineering Notes column, currently 5 articles
Usage
- Claude Code: claude plugin install ronny --marketplace MiniMax-AI/mcode-stack (replace with jiachen to install the other set); Codex: codex plugin marketplace add MiniMax-AI/mcode-stack, then codex plugin add ronny@mcode-stack
- For a single skill only: clone the repository and copy stacks/ronny/skills/<skill-name> to ~/.agents/skills/, invoke it by entering commands like /long-command-check in MiniMax Code, or let the agent load it automatically based on the description
- The skills use the generic SKILL.md format; the author states that most can also be used in other agents that support skills
Risks
- The repository was only created on 28 10; star count is growing rapidly; having reviewed the README, it is a standard skill repository under the official MiniMax organization and does not contain MiniMax Code source code
- Content is written for MiniMax Code; the desktop version's "Add Plugin Marketplace" feature is still being gradually rolled out; engineering-* skills are adapted from Google Engineering Practices, with this portion retaining CC-BY 3.0, while the rest is MIT; external PRs are currently accepted only from collaborators