Stop letting your agent's scripts die in /tmp

Scriptify addresses a specific inefficiency in AI coding workflows: agents repeatedly generate short, throwaway scripts to answer one-off questions and then discard them. That practice loses potentially reusable automation, wastes tokens and time, and produces outputs that vary each regeneration. Scriptify captures those ephemeral scripts, parameterizes them, and promotes them to a persistent library so agents will recall and reuse existing tools instead of rewriting code. The project argues that saved scripts become usable outside the agent (cron jobs, CI), become auditable and deterministic through review, and reduce repeated development costs by serving as reusable building blocks.

Practically, Scriptify is distributed as a Claude Code plugin (with a bundled skill and a Stop hook that requires Python 3) or as an npx-installable skill for other agents. It alters agent behavior automatically but also supports manual invocation via /scriptify; for non-plugin setups, an AGENTS.md file offers instructions to increase invocation reliability. The repository includes the skill, hooks, a README, and an Apache-2.0 license, and is small and actively versioned (multiple commits). The net effect is a lightweight agent extension that crystallizes transient agent outputs into reviewed, parameterized tools that live outside ephemeral sessions.