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@piggyjoe/agent-skills

v0.2.0

Published

Install and run packaged Codex agent skills.

Downloads

431

Readme

agent-skills

Packaged Codex agent skills with one npm CLI for installation, updates, and helper commands.

Use with npx

List packaged skills:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills list

Install or update one skill in the current project:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills install tapd-bug-autofix
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills update tapd-bug-autofix

Install or update every packaged skill:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills install all
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills update all

Run the TAPD helper directly:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix list --limit 20
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix get --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>" --with-comments
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix comments --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>"
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix workflow init
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix transition --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>" --to accept
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix image --image-path "<IMAGE_PATH_OR_IMAGE_URL>"
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix attachment --attachment-id "<ATTACHMENT_ID>"

The old single-skill binaries are kept as compatibility aliases after installing the package. With npx, use -p @piggyjoe/agent-skills when calling an alias:

npx -p @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix list --limit 20
npx -p @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix install

Skills

Packaged skills live under:

.agents/
  skills/
    tapd-bug-autofix/
      SKILL.md
      scripts/

Adding another skill means adding another folder under .agents/skills/. The CLI discovers packaged skills from that directory.

TAPD Credentials

Create a .env file in the target project:

TAPD_WORKSPACE_ID=your_workspace_id
TAPD_ACCESS_TOKEN=your_access_token

or:

TAPD_WORKSPACE_ID=your_workspace_id
TAPD_API_USER=your_api_user
TAPD_API_PASSWORD=your_api_password

Do not commit .env.

TAPD Workflow

Create a project-level workflow config:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix workflow init

This creates:

.agents/tapd-bug-autofix.workflow.json

Commit this file in the target project when every agent should follow the same TAPD flow. The default template reads bugs in 新|重新打开, includes comments, and defines these transitions:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix list --workflow --limit 20
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix transition --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>" --to accept
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix transition --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>" --to ready_for_release
npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix transition --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>" --to resolved

For a direct status update:

npx @piggyjoe/agent-skills tapd-bug-autofix status --bug-id "<TAPD_BUG_ID>" --v-status "待发布"

Local Development

Run the local CLI:

node bin/agent-skills.js --help
node bin/agent-skills.js list
node bin/agent-skills.js install tapd-bug-autofix --target .
node bin/agent-skills.js tapd-bug-autofix list --limit 5

Check package contents:

npm pack --dry-run

Release Flow

  1. Update package.json version.
  2. Run npm pack --dry-run.
  3. Commit and tag the release.
  4. Publish with npm publish.

For GitHub:

git add .
git commit -m "Initial agent-skills package"
gh repo create agent-skills --source . --private --push