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@appxiom/web-skills

v2.1.4

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CLI to install Appxiom SDK integration and local stack trace deobfuscation skills into a project's coding agent skills directory.

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Appxiom Web Skills

Installable skills for integrating the Appxiom Web SDK and resolving stack traces with local source maps, plus a CLI to install them into whichever coding agent's skills directory your project uses.

Available Skills

| Skill | Folder | Covers | | --- | --- | --- | | web | appxiom-web-core-integration | Installing and initializing @appxiom/web in vanilla JS/TS, Vue, Angular, Svelte apps | | 4react | appxiom-4react-integration | Installing and initializing @appxiom/4react in React apps, including Next.js SSR | | goals | appxiom-goal-tracking | Identifying critical workflows and instrumenting them with startGoal/endGoal | | trails | appxiom-activity-trails | Suggesting and, after approval, adding logActivity trails to important functions | | map | appxiom-stacktrace-deobfuscation | Resolving stack traces with local source maps | | test-issue | appxiom-test-issue | Triggering a temporary raiseTestIssue verification call and then removing it after validation |

Install via npx

npx @appxiom/web-skills add web
npx @appxiom/web-skills add 4react
npx @appxiom/web-skills add goals
npx @appxiom/web-skills add trails
npx @appxiom/web-skills add test-issue
npx @appxiom/web-skills add map
npx @appxiom/web-skills add all

This copies the requested SKILL.md (and any supporting files) into your project's coding-agent skills directory.

Target Directory Detection

By default, the CLI auto-detects which directory to install into based on markers in your project:

  • .claude/ exists → installs to .claude/skills/<skill-name>/
  • Otherwise → installs to .agent/skills/<skill-name>/ (the default)

Override auto-detection when needed:

npx @appxiom/web-skills add web --agent claude
npx @appxiom/web-skills add web --target ./custom/skills/dir