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@pinecall/skills

v0.1.23

Published

Agent Skills for the Pinecall SDK — installable into Claude Code, Antigravity, Cursor, Copilot and any agent that supports the open Skills format.

Readme

@pinecall/skills

Agent Skills for the Pinecall SDK. Drop the Pinecall docs into any agent (Claude Code, Google Antigravity, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex — anything that speaks the open Agent Skills format) so it builds voice & chat agents the right way, offline, with the correct defaults.

Each skill is a folder with a SKILL.md + a references/ tree of the real docs pages, loaded on demand (progressive disclosure). The whole package is generated from sdk/docs/ — one source of truth feeds the docs site, the /ask knowledge base, and these skills.

Install

# the open installer (softaworks/agent-toolkit) — picks an agent dir + symlinks
npx skills add pinecall/skills

Or manually copy the skills you want into your agent's skills directory:

| Agent | Directory | |-------|-----------| | Claude Code | .claude/skills/ | | Google Antigravity | .agents/skills/ (or the plugin's skills/) | | Cursor / others | per the agent's docs |

cp -R skills/pinecall-guides ~/your-project/.claude/skills/

What's inside

| Skill | Covers | |-------|--------| | pinecall-quickstart | Install + first voice agent | | pinecall-concepts | Agents/Channels/Calls, server vs client LLM, hot reload, topologies | | pinecall-guides | Inbound/outbound, WhatsApp, tools, events, takeover, WebRTC, multi-tenant, testing… | | pinecall-examples | Copy-paste full agents | | pinecall-sdk-api | @pinecall/sdk API (Pinecall / Agent / Call / ReplyStream) | | pinecall-web-voice | @pinecall/web/core — browser WebRTC voice | | pinecall-web-widget | @pinecall/web React widget | | pinecall-web-chat | @pinecall/web/chat — text chat | | pinecall-web-components | Framework-agnostic web components | | pinecall-reference | CLI, STT/TTS/LLM providers, events, limits, REST | | pinecall-security | Security model | | pinecall-agent-skills | This package — installing the Pinecall skills into your agent |

Every skill carries the house rules so the agent never drifts: stt: "deepgram/flux", llm: "openai/gpt-5-chat-latest", voice: "elevenlabs/sarah", never nova-2, and never set turnDetection/vad by hand.

Regenerate (keep in sync with the docs)

The skills/ tree is generated and committed. Whenever sdk/docs/ changes, re-run the generator and commit the result — same flow as re-pushing the docs KB.

node build.mjs                      # reads ../sdk/docs by default
DOCS_DIR=/path/to/sdk/docs node build.mjs

The generator maps each docs.json navigation group to one skill, copies that group's pages into references/, and writes a SKILL.md index + the house rules. No dependencies.