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framer-dalton

v0.0.20

Published

4 hours ago

CLI and agent skills for interacting with Framer projects via the Framer Server API.

Framer Agent CLI

CLI and agent skills for interacting with Framer projects via the Framer Server API.

Installation

Install or refresh the globally available skills:

npx framer-dalton@latest setup

That installs skills into ~/.agents/skills and ~/.claude/skills.

How It Works

The CLI and the installed skills are meant to work together. There are three skills:

framer - the base skill that explains how to use the CLI and the API in general.
framer-code-components - explains specific prompts for how to write code components and provides examples.
framer-canvas-editing-project-<project id> - a dynamically-created skill that explains how to canvas edit and includes project context.

Running npx framer-dalton@latest setup will install the base framer and framer-code-component skills.
The frontmatter of framer-code-components tells agents to always load framer first.
The frontmatter of framer tells agents to run npx framer-dalton@latest setup BEFORE loading the skill. This command will auto-update the cli and update the skill files.
Creating a new session for a project will create a framer-canvas-editing-project-<project id> file. This file contains the latest agent system prompt from framer.getAgentSystemPrompt and the latest project context from framer.getAgentContext. Agents are told not to load this skill until after creating a session.

Local Development

See the CONTRIBUTING.md file in this repository for local development instructions.