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@research-ag/motoko-skills

v0.0.1

Published

A set of skills for AI agents for working with motoko code

Readme

Motoko AI Helpers — Agent Skills

This repository provides reusable Agent Skills for Motoko development. These skills are compatible with the skills CLI, so you can list and install them into your coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Junie, Windsurf, and many more).

Learn more about the ecosystem and CLI: https://skills.sh

Quick Start

List skills available in this repository (no install yet):

npx skills add https://github.com/research-ag/motoko-ai-helpers --list

Interactive command to install skills that you need:

npx skills add https://github.com/research-ag/motoko-ai-helpers

Install specific skills:

# Install one skill to your default agent targets
npx skills add https://github.com/research-ag/motoko-ai-helpers \
  --skill motoko-dot-notation-migration

# Install multiple specific skills
npx skills add https://github.com/research-ag/motoko-ai-helpers \
  --skill motoko-base-to-core-migration \
  --skill motoko-core-code-improvements

# Install to specific agents (examples)
npx skills add https://github.com/research-ag/motoko-ai-helpers \
  --skill motoko-general-style-guidelines \
  -a cursor -a claude-code

# Install all skills from this repository
npx skills add https://github.com/research-ag/motoko-ai-helpers --skill '*'

Project vs Global installation:

# Project (default): installs into your project-specific agent path(s)
npx skills add <source>

# Global: makes skills available to all projects on this machine
npx skills add <source> -g

After installing, list installed skills:

npx skills list
# or
npx skills ls

Included Skills

Each skill is a directory under skills/**/SKILL.md with frontmatter that the CLI reads.

  • motoko-base-to-core-migration — Complete, AI-ready playbook to migrate Motoko projects from mo:base to mo:core.
  • motoko-dot-notation-migration — Convert old Module.func(self, ...) style calls to self.func(...) dot notation for mo:core.
  • motoko-core-code-improvements — Optional cleanups for mo:core projects (import order, unused imports, return removal, etc.).
  • motoko-general-style-guidelines — Comprehensive Motoko style guidelines to improve readability and consistency.
  • motoko-performance-optimizations — General performance optimization techniques (allocation reduction, fixed-width arithmetic, block processing, efficient Text building).

Authoring New Skills

Use the template to create a new skill:

# Create SKILL.md in current directory
npx skills init

# Or create a named subdirectory and SKILL.md
npx skills init my-new-skill

Or copy our template and fill it out:

  • Template: skills/_template/SKILL.md.template

Frontmatter requirements for compatibility with the skills CLI:

  • name (required): lowercase, kebab-case, unique id, e.g. motoko-dot-notation-migration
  • description (required): concise one-liner describing what the skill does and when to use it
  • metadata.internal (optional): set true to hide the skill from normal discovery (WIP/internal)

Conventions

  • Skill directories live under skills/ and contain a single SKILL.md
  • Keep name stable once published; changes will affect how users refer to the skill
  • Prefer concise, actionable instructions that agents can follow reliably

Troubleshooting

  • If the CLI can’t find skills, ensure your source path or Git URL points to this repository’s root (the scanner looks for **/SKILL.md).
  • If a skill isn’t selectable by name, verify its name is lowercase, kebab-case, and unique across the repo.

License

See the repository’s LICENSE file