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@linkrunner/skills

v0.4.0

Published

Installable Agent Skills for integrating the Linkrunner SDK and deep linking into your app, for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot).

Readme

Linkrunner Agent Skills

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Installable Agent Skills that teach your AI coding agent how to integrate the Linkrunner attribution SDK and set up deep linking - correctly, and with self-verifying checks - instead of following the docs by hand.

Published on npm as @linkrunner/skills.

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, or any agent that reads AGENTS.md.

Quick start

# in your app's repo
npx @linkrunner/skills list
npx @linkrunner/skills add flutter

The installer detects which agent your repo is set up for and writes the skill in that agent's native format. Then ask your agent: "integrate Linkrunner" or "set up Linkrunner deep links" and it will pick up the skill.

Force a specific target, or install for several at once:

npx @linkrunner/skills add ios --agent cursor
npx @linkrunner/skills add react-native --dir ./apps/mobile
npx @linkrunner/skills add flutter --dry-run   # preview, write nothing

Supported platforms

| Platform | Skill id | Package | | --- | --- | --- | | Flutter | linkrunner-flutter | linkrunner | | React Native | linkrunner-react-native | rn-linkrunner | | Expo | linkrunner-expo | expo-linkrunner | | iOS (native) | linkrunner-ios | linkrunner-ios | | Android (native) | linkrunner-android | io.linkrunner:android-sdk | | Capacitor | linkrunner-capacitor | capacitor-linkrunner | | Cordova | linkrunner-cordova | cordova-linkrunner | | Unity | linkrunner-unity | native bridge (Android + iOS SDKs) |

Beyond SDK integration

Cross-cutting skills that are not tied to one platform:

| Skill | Install | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | Deep link troubleshooter | npx @linkrunner/skills add deep-links | Diagnoses why Universal Links / App Links open the browser instead of the app and reports the exact fix | | Event & revenue instrumentation | npx @linkrunner/skills add events | Correct event taxonomy + revenue (dedupe / refunds) + server-side event/revenue APIs | | Webhooks receiver | npx @linkrunner/skills add webhooks | Writes a webhook endpoint in your backend that verifies the linkrunner-key header and handles install/signup payloads |

Run npx @linkrunner/skills list to see everything grouped by category.

What each skill contains

skills/sdk/<platform>/
  SKILL.md                 # trigger + decision tree + golden rules (the entry point)
  references/
    install.md             # add package + native config + init
    deep-linking.md        # Universal Links / App Links / custom schemes + debugging
    events.md              # identify, events, revenue, attribution
  scripts/
    verify-deeplinks.sh    # checks hosted AASA/assetlinks + native wiring

Skills are authored to inspect the project before editing and verify after - the deep-link validator is what turns "I pasted the config" into "the link actually opens the app".

How agent targets are written

| Agent | Written to | | --- | --- | | Claude Code | .claude/skills/<id>/ (SKILL.md + references + scripts, verbatim) | | Cursor | .cursor/rules/<id>.mdc | | Windsurf | .windsurf/rules/<id>.md | | Copilot | .github/instructions/<id>.instructions.md | | Generic | AGENTS.md (idempotent section) |

Single-file targets get the references inlined and the validator scripts dropped under .linkrunner/<id>/scripts/.

Contributing / adding a platform

See AUTHORING.md. The canonical content lives here; keep it in sync with docs.linkrunner.io.

License

MIT