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@karedo-hq/agent-skills

v0.7.0

Published

Centralized agent skills and rules for our engineering team

Readme

@karedo-hq/agent-skills

Centralized agent skills and rules for our engineering team. Install shared configurations for AI-powered IDEs like Cursor, Claude Code, and more.

Installation

# Using pnpm
pnpm dlx @karedo-hq/agent-skills install --target cursor

# Or install globally
pnpm add -g @karedo-hq/agent-skills
agent-skills install --target cursor

Usage

Install Configurations

Install agent configurations to your current project:

agent-skills install --target <ide>

Options:

  • -t, --target <ide> - Target IDE (required). Currently supported: cursor
  • -f, --force - Overwrite existing files without prompting

Examples:

# Install Cursor configurations
agent-skills install --target cursor

# Force overwrite existing files
agent-skills install --target cursor --force

Updating

When skills or rules are updated, developers can get the latest version:

# Get latest from npm
pnpm dlx @karedo-hq/agent-skills@latest install --target cursor --force

# Or directly from GitHub (always pulls latest main)
pnpm dlx github:karedo-hq/agent-skills install --target cursor --force

The --force flag overwrites existing files with the new versions.

Supported Targets

| Target | Description | Output Directory | | -------- | --------------------------- | ---------------- | | cursor | Cursor IDE rules and skills | .cursor/ |

What Gets Installed

Rules

Always-applied rules that are active in every context:

  • TypeScript - General TypeScript coding standards

Skills

Skills are agent-requestable guidelines and reusable workflows. They are discovered by the AI based on their description and invoked when relevant.

Backend

  • nestjs - General NestJS guidelines for our backend development
  • controllers - How to define API controllers on the backend
  • services - How to define injectable services on the backend
  • dtos - How to define DTOs (data-transfer-objects) on the backend
  • mongodb-schemas - How to define our DB schemas on the backend
  • tiptap-templates - How to define Tiptap templates on the backend
  • mail-from-template - How to implement email sending from HTML templates on the backend
  • s3-file-storage - How to name S3 object keys when uploading files on the backend
  • scripts - How to define one-off CLI scripts on the backend (NestJS injectable, plan/result JSON output, dry-run + confirmation flow)

Frontend

  • nextjs - General Next.js guidelines for our frontend development
  • pages - How to create pages on the frontend
  • forms - How to implement forms on the frontend
  • tables - How to implement table components on the frontend
  • data-fetching-and-server-actions - How to handle frontend data-fetching and actions
  • responsive-dialog-drawer - How to make a dialog-based component responsive for mobile

Product

  • write-pitch - Shape feature ideas into de-risked pitches with rabbit-hole analysis and Linear-ready scopes

Workflows

  • commit - Commit current work with conventional commits
  • create-pr - Create a pull request with proper formatting
  • deslop - Remove AI-generated code slop
  • release - Automate the release process
  • address-pr-comments - Address PR comments
  • publish-to-agents - Publish to @karedo-hq/agent-skills npm via git tag
  • update-ebo-java - Upgrade the ebo-java service to a new Governikus Vibilia REST Edition vendor release

Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build
pnpm build

# Watch mode
pnpm dev

# Type check
pnpm typecheck

Adding New Skills or Rules

  1. Skills: Create a new directory under skills/<skill-name>/ with a SKILL.md file containing frontmatter (name, description) and the skill body
  2. Rules: Add always-applied rules to rules/ (use .mdc extension for Cursor compatibility)
  3. Bump version in package.json
  4. Commit and tag: git tag [email protected]
  5. Push with tags: git push && git push --tags
  6. GitHub Actions automatically publishes to npm

Adding New IDE Targets

  1. Create a new handler in src/targets/<ide-name>.ts
  2. Register it in src/targets/index.ts
  3. Implement the install function that maps rules/ and skills/ to the IDE's expected location

License

MIT