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@nyuchi/nyuchi-docs-skills

v0.1.0

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The public agent skill for docs.nyuchi.com — how a user or an agent searches, asks, reads, and reports problems with the Nyuchi documentation. One skill; the repo's authoring and maintenance skills are internal and deliberately not shipped here.

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@nyuchi/nyuchi-docs-skills

The public agent skill for docs.nyuchi.com.

npx skills add @nyuchi/nyuchi-docs-skills

What's in it

One skill, deliberately.

| Skill | Covers | | --- | --- | | using-nyuchi-docs | Searching, asking, and reading the docs; the MCP endpoint and its five tools; llms.txt; in-page ⌘K search and Ask AI; how to tell an authoritative page from a stub; and how to report a bad page. |

That is the whole public surface, and the split is intentional: consuming the docs is something any user or agent anywhere might need, so it ships. Producing them is not.

The internal skills are not here

The repo also carries five skills under .claude/skills/ for authoring and maintaining this site — auditing it for drift, verifying its agent surfaces, syncing product guides, the shell contract, and cutting an MCP release. Those are not published, because they are only meaningful with a checkout of nyuchi/nyuchi-docs in front of you: they reference repo paths, run repo scripts, and assume you can open a PR against it. Shipping them to npm would hand consumers instructions they cannot act on.

Claude Code picks them up automatically for any session running inside the repo, which is exactly the audience they have.

If you are reading the docs, install this package. If you are editing them, clone the repo and you get the internal five for free.

Authoring

Same shape as @nyuchi/mzizi-skills, so the tooling and the habits carry over:

  1. Add a directory under skills/, e.g. skills/my-skill/.
  2. Write skills/my-skill/SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter carrying name and description.
  3. Add an entry to index.json (name, file, description) — consumers read the index, so an unlisted skill ships in the tarball and is invisible.
  4. Bump the version in both package.json and index.json; they move in lockstep.

Before adding one here, ask whether it is genuinely public. If it needs a checkout, it belongs in .claude/skills/ instead. If it is about the design system rather than the docs, it belongs in @nyuchi/mzizi-skills.

Related

  • @nyuchi/nyuchi-docs-mcp — the stdio bridge to the same MCP server, for clients that want a local process rather than an HTTP endpoint.
  • @nyuchi/mzizi-skills — the design-system and engineering doctrine bundle.
  • docs.nyuchi.com/tools — the directory of every Nyuchi skill, CLI, and MCP server.

License

MIT.