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@convokitapp/skills

v0.1.1

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Install ConvoKit integration skills for AI coding agents.

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Keywords

convokitagent-skillscodexclaude-codecursorchat

Readme

ConvoKit Agent Skills

Reusable coding-agent guidance for integrating secure ConvoKit in-app messaging into existing applications.

The first skill is convokit-chat-integration. It selects among ConvoKit's web, React Native, Flutter, Swift/SwiftUI, and Android SDK/UI surfaces; preserves the host application's authentication and product authorization; and distinguishes static checks from live messaging validation.

The skill can optionally use ConvoKit's public Developer MCP connection for searchable, versioned documentation and exact code examples. The separate credentialed App MCP connection is intentionally excluded from ordinary integration workflows.

Install

From the application repository where you want the coding agent to use the skill:

npx @convokitapp/skills add

Codex is the default target. Select a different supported agent, or install for all of them:

npx @convokitapp/skills add --ide claude
npx @convokitapp/skills add --ide cursor
npx @convokitapp/skills add --ide all

The command copies the complete skill into the project's agent-specific skill directory. It refuses to replace an existing installation unless --force is provided. Use --dry-run to preview destinations.

After installation, restart or refresh the coding agent's skill discovery and ask it:

Use $convokit-chat-integration to integrate ConvoKit chat into this application.
First inspect the project and present an implementation plan. Do not modify files until I approve the plan.

Install from a local checkout

Copy or symlink skills/convokit-chat-integration into the skills directory supported by your coding agent. For Codex, place it under ~/.codex/skills/convokit-chat-integration and restart or refresh skill discovery.

Repository policy

Authoritative behavior comes from the current ConvoKit documentation and shipped SDK repositories. Version numbers in the skill are compatibility snapshots and must be verified before a new dependency is added.