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@prevu/skills

v0.3.3

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Agent skills for Prevu — install with `npx skills sync` to teach Claude Code, Cursor, etc. how to drive the Prevu CLI.

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Readme

@prevu/skills

Agent skills for Prevu — drop-in instructions that teach Claude Code, Cursor, OpenHands, and other coding agents how to drive the Prevu CLI.

Install

npm install -D @prevu/skills

# Sync into your agent of choice
npx skills experimental_sync -a claude-code
# or: -a cursor / -a openhands / etc.

This symlinks the skills from node_modules/@prevu/skills/skills/ into the agent's skills directory.

Alternative — install from the GitHub mirror without npm:

npx skills add prevu-cloud/prevu-skills -a claude-code

What you get

Two skills, designed around how agents actually load context (description always-on; body on trigger; references on-demand):

prevu

The reference skill. Triggers when the user mentions Prevu, the CLI, env work, tokens. Body is a short overview + command map; deep detail lives in references/:

  • references/auth.md — sign-in, token storage, recovering from auth errors.
  • references/env.md — every env subcommand with examples + SSH key resolution rules.
  • references/keys.md — saved SSH key model.
  • references/lifecycle.md — status state machine and destructive-action guidance.
  • references/troubleshooting.md — concrete failure modes and fixes.

prevu-flows

The workflow skill. Triggers on multi-step user scenarios:

  • references/mirror-dev.md — AFK loop: mirror local dev to a Prevu env so the user can preview changes from their phone while iterating with the agent in chat. Edit-locally → push → env-pulls → preview → review → repeat.
  • references/share-preview.md — share a WIP branch as a public preview URL for a teammate, designer, PM, or future-self on another device.

Why two skills, not five

Skills compete for "always-on" context budget via their description. Anthropic's own skill-creator guidance pushes domain organization (one skill per domain, references on-demand) over command-per-skill splits. Prevu's auth/env/keys always co-occur — splitting them just multiplies the always-on tax. The flows are scenario-narrative with distinct trigger phrases, so they get their own skill.

Versioning

Independent SemVer (0.2.0 at launch). Tracks CLI majors (0.x skills with 0.x CLI).

License

MIT