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@flowrail/skills

v0.0.2

Published

FlowRail skill markdown for Claude Code agents (POC). Auto-invocable skills for design review, verify, lineage, and dep-check; copied into .claude/skills/ by @flowrail/init-poc.

Readme

@flowrail/skills

Source of truth for FlowRail's four Claude Code skills. Each skill is a thin agent-facing pointer that calls one MCP tool on the FlowRail server:

| Skill | When the agent uses it | MCP tool | |---|---|---| | flowrail-design-review | Tester wrote a *.spec.md or asked for a threat model | flowrail_design_review | | flowrail-verify | Hook auto-fired on a code Write OR tester asked "why was this blocked?" | flowrail_verify_code | | flowrail-dep-check | Hook auto-fired on npm install OR tester asked "is X@Y safe?" | flowrail_check_dep_install | | flowrail-lineage | Tester asked "what did FlowRail decide for this task?" | flowrail_get_lineage |

Ships:

  • manifest.json — single source of truth for the four skill names. Imported by @flowrail/init-poc (the installer) and the skills package's own integrity tests.
  • flowrail-*/SKILL.md — the agent-facing instructions. Copied into .claude/skills/ by @flowrail/init-poc.

You don't install this directly@flowrail/init-poc pulls it as a dep and copies the markdown into your repo.

Source + docs: https://github.com/anshumanbh/flowstate

POC, eval-only.