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@zot-core/agents

v1.0.0

Published

Configure any AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, AGENTS.md) to integrate Zot correctly. One command writes the right guide files into your repo. To call the Zot API from the terminal (create waitlists, manage API keys, etc.) use the `@z

Readme

@zot-core/agents

Configure any AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, AGENTS.md) to integrate Zot correctly. One command writes the right guide files into your repo so every agent in the project knows how to use the Zot SDK without hallucinating.

# Teach every agent in this project how to integrate Zot
npx @zot-core/agents add waitlist

Need to call the Zot API from the terminal (create a waitlist, manage API keys, etc.)? Use @zot-core/cli — it is the official CLI for Zot resources.

npx @zot-core/cli waitlist create --name "Early Access" --write-env .env.local --public

@zot-core/agents only writes agent-guide files into your project. It does not talk to the Zot API.

What gets installed

| Target | File written | | --- | --- | | Claude Code | .claude/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md | | Cursor | .cursor/rules/<skill>.mdc | | GitHub Copilot | .github/copilot-instructions.md (managed section) | | AGENTS.md | ./AGENTS.md (managed section) |

If none of those exist in your project, the CLI installs into all four so you're covered regardless of which agent you use later.

Commands

# Install a skill
npx @zot-core/agents add waitlist

# Only some targets
npx @zot-core/agents add waitlist --target claude,cursor

# Force overwrite (for discrete-file adapters)
npx @zot-core/agents add waitlist --force

# Skip the confirmation prompt (ideal for CI and agents)
npx @zot-core/agents add waitlist --yes

# List what is available (bundled + remote registry)
npx @zot-core/agents list

# List only what ships inside this package (no network)
npx @zot-core/agents list --local-only

# Remove from the project
npx @zot-core/agents remove waitlist

Options

| Flag | Applies to | Meaning | | --- | --- | --- | | --target <list> | add, remove | Comma-separated: claude, cursor, copilot, agents-md, or all. | | --cwd <path> | all | Run in a different working directory. | | --yes, -y | add, remove | Skip the confirmation prompt. | | --force | add | Overwrite existing files (for adapters that write discrete files). | | --registry <url> | add, list | Override the remote registry URL. | | --local-only | add, list | Use only the skills bundled inside this package. |

Available skills

waitlist

Teaches the agent to integrate a Zot waitlist with the official @zot-core/sdk:

  • Picks @zot-core/sdk for server code and @zot-core/sdk/react (useAddUser) for React/Next.js.
  • Sets up env vars (ZOT_API_KEY, NEXT_PUBLIC_ZOT_API_KEY).
  • Tells the agent to create the waitlist via npx @zot-core/cli waitlist create instead of code.
  • Canonical UI pattern with loading, persisted success state, and 409 handling.
  • Lists anti-patterns to avoid (no raw fetch, no wrapping the hook in TanStack Query, etc.).
  • Ends with a verification checklist the agent must confirm before marking the task done.

Run npx @zot-core/agents list to see anything else available from the remote registry.

For humans

Even without an agent, .claude/skills/waitlist/SKILL.md (and its peers) are plain markdown files you can read and follow yourself.

Remote registry

The CLI ships with every skill bundled inside the npm package, so it works offline. When online, it also fetches a remote registry.json and prefers newer versions if the maintainers publish updates between CLI releases.

Override with --registry https://... for private registries.

Related

  • @zot-core/cli — official Zot API CLI (create waitlists, manage resources).
  • @zot-core/sdk — TypeScript SDK that both CLIs use under the hood.

License

MIT