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fetch-skills

v2.0.3

Published

CLI installer for Fetch.ai developer skills across Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and agent coding tools.

Readme

Fetch Skills

CLI installer for Fetch.ai developer skills across Cursor, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, and generic agent coding tools.

What it does

fetch-skills installs curated Fetch.ai developer skills (protocol knowledge, agent patterns, best practices) into your project in the format expected by your AI coding tool. The installer is a 3-step wizard: pick a Python package setup, pick which protocol skills to install, pick the install target. The selected files are written into the correct locations with overwrite safety.

Included skills

Package setup skills (pick one)

The first installer step asks which Python package setup the project uses. Exactly one of these is installed alongside the protocol skills.

  • uv-packageuv projects. Owns uv add, uv sync, uv run, pyproject.toml shape, uv.lock rules.
  • poetry-package — Poetry projects. Owns poetry add, poetry install, poetry run, pyproject.toml shape, poetry.lock rules.
  • python-venv-packagevenv + pip + requirements.txt projects. Owns python3.11 -m venv .venv, pip install, pip freeze.
  • no-package — Code-only mode. Skips install commands and lockfiles; only documents required runtime imports.

Protocol skills (multi-select)

The second installer step shows protocol skills as a checkbox list with an explicit All protocol skills entry at the top. Use Space to toggle one, A to toggle all, Enter to confirm.

  • chat-protocol — Protocol knowledge for building Fetch.ai uAgents that speak the official Chat Protocol (ChatMessage / ChatAcknowledgement / TextContent, session lifecycle, Agentverse manifest registration).
  • stripe-payment-protocol — Adds Stripe Checkout-backed payment protocol support to Fetch.ai uAgents alongside Chat Protocol (RequestPayment, CommitPayment verification, idempotency, env setup).
  • fet-payment-protocol — Adds direct on-chain FET payments (Fetch.ai mainnet afet or stable-testnet atestfet) to a uAgent alongside Chat Protocol (Funds with fet_direct, RequestPayment metadata, cosmpy ledger verification, RejectPayment / CompletePayment, idempotency on tx hash).
  • payment-protocol — Combined recipe that adds BOTH Stripe Checkout AND direct on-chain FET payments to one chat-capable uAgent. A single RequestPayment.accepted_funds advertises both methods; one on_commit dispatches by Funds.payment_method. Use when the same agent should accept card OR crypto behind one chat handler.

Skills compose: the selected package skill is installed automatically with the chosen protocol skills. Each protocol skill defers to whichever package skill is present (uv-package / poetry-package / python-venv-package / no-package) for install commands, run commands, lockfile rules, and .env.example / .gitignore templates — protocol skills only define agent and protocol code.

More skills will be added over time.

Supported tools

  • Cursor
  • Claude Code
  • Google Antigravity
  • AGENTS.md / generic agent coding tools

Quick start

From the root of any project you want to install skills into:

npx fetch-skills

Use npx fetch-skills for setup. This runs the installer wizard directly without adding fetch-skills as a local project dependency.

The installer is a 3-step wizard:

Step 1/3  Package manager
? Which Python package setup do you use?
  uv package
  Poetry package
  Python venv + pip package
  No package manager / code only

Step 2/3  Protocol skills
? Which Fetch.ai protocol skills do you want to install?
  ◯ All protocol skills
  ◯ chat-protocol
  ◯ fet-payment-protocol
  ◯ payment-protocol
  ◯ stripe-payment-protocol

Step 3/3  Install target
? Where should the skills be installed?
  Cursor
  Claude Code
  Google Antigravity
  AGENTS.md / generic agent tools
  All supported tools

Checkbox controls in step 2:

  • Space — toggle the highlighted item
  • A — toggle all
  • Enter — submit selection
  • Selecting All protocol skills is equivalent to pressing A

Step 1 always installs exactly one package skill. Step 2 installs one or more protocol skills.

Install targets

| Tool | Path | |------|------| | Cursor | .cursor/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md | | Claude Code | .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md | | Google Antigravity | .agent/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md | | Generic agents | AGENTS.md (single generated file with one ## section per selected skill) |

For Cursor, Claude Code, and Antigravity, the skill file is copied verbatim into the tool's skills directory, preserving the original frontmatter and content.

For the AGENTS.md target, the installer generates a single file from the selected skills. If AGENTS.md already exists, you are prompted before it is replaced — the existing file is overwritten in full, not appended to.

Adding more skills

  1. Create a new folder at:

    skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
  2. Write the skill content. The CLI copies the file verbatim into each target's skills directory (Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity), so include any frontmatter you need directly in SKILL.md.

  3. Publish a new package version.

The CLI auto-discovers every folder under skills/*/SKILL.md — no code changes required when adding new skills.

Local development

npm install
npm start

npm start runs the installer against the current directory (process.cwd()), just like npx fetch-skills would.

Run tests

npm test

This runs the built-in node:test suite under test/, including checks for:

  • skill discovery and package/protocol partitioning
  • protocol multi-select normalization (including All protocol skills)
  • AGENTS.md content generation
  • overwrite-safe writes and install summary tracking

Test package contents

npm run test:pack

This runs npm pack --dry-run and should show at least:

  • bin/install.js
  • skills/chat-protocol/SKILL.md
  • skills/fet-payment-protocol/SKILL.md
  • skills/no-package/SKILL.md
  • skills/payment-protocol/SKILL.md
  • skills/poetry-package/SKILL.md
  • skills/python-venv-package/SKILL.md
  • skills/stripe-payment-protocol/SKILL.md
  • skills/uv-package/SKILL.md
  • README.md
  • LICENSE

Publishing

npm login
npm pack --dry-run
npm publish --access public

Updating

npm version patch
npm publish

Author

Geetanshi Goel

License

MIT © Geetanshi Goel