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komerce-skill

v1.2.0

Published

AI Skills Registry CLI tool for managing AI assistant skills across multiple IDEs

Readme

Komerce Skill CLI

AI Skills Registry — manage AI assistant skills across multiple IDEs.

Installation

No installation required! Use npx to run commands directly:

npx komerce-skill <command>

Quick Start

For Users (Installing Skills)

Install a skill

npx komerce-skill install fe/react

The CLI will automatically:

  • Download the skill from npm registry
  • Detect which IDEs are active in your project (Kiro, Cursor, Copilot, etc.)
  • Generate configuration files in the correct locations for each IDE

Install multiple skills

npx komerce-skill install fe/react be/express testing/jest

Force installation for a specific IDE

npx komerce-skill install fe/react --ide kiro

Search for available skills

npx komerce-skill search vue

List installed skills

npx komerce-skill list

List skills by category

npx komerce-skill list --category fe

Update a skill

npx komerce-skill update fe/react

Update all skills

npx komerce-skill update --all

Remove a skill

npx komerce-skill remove fe/react

Get detailed info about a skill

npx komerce-skill info fe/react

Report a problematic skill

npx komerce-skill report fe/react

For Skill Authors (Publishing Skills)

Login to npm

npx komerce-skill login

Create a new skill scaffold

npx komerce-skill init

This will prompt you for:

  • Skill name (namespace format: fe/react)
  • Description
  • Author
  • License (default: MIT)
  • Target IDEs (comma-separated: kiro,cursor,copilot)

Publish a skill

npx komerce-skill publish ./my-skill

Or from within the skill directory:

cd my-skill
npx komerce-skill publish

Skill Structure

Each skill package contains:

my-skill/
├── skill.json          # Metadata and configuration
├── instructions.md     # AI instructions content
└── package.json        # Auto-generated during publish

skill.json Format

{
  "name": "fe/react",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "React development instructions for AI assistant",
  "author": "komerce-team",
  "license": "MIT",
  "category": "fe",
  "targets": ["kiro", "cursor", "copilot", "jetbrains", "antigravity"],
  "entrypoint": "instructions.md"
}

Required fields:

  • name — Namespace format: <category>/<skill-name> (e.g., fe/react)
  • version — Semantic version (e.g., 1.0.0)
  • description — Short description of the skill
  • author — Author name or email
  • license — SPDX license identifier (e.g., MIT)
  • category — Category prefix matching the namespace (e.g., fe, be, testing)
  • targets — Array of supported IDEs: kiro, cursor, copilot, jetbrains, antigravity, or all
  • entrypoint — Path to the main instruction file (e.g., instructions.md)

Optional fields:

  • dependencies — Array of other skill namespaces this skill depends on
  • keywords — Array of keywords for search discoverability
  • homepage — URL to documentation
  • repository — URL to source repository

Supported IDEs

The CLI automatically detects and configures skills for:

| IDE | Config Directory | Output Location | |-----|------------------|-----------------| | Kiro | .kiro/ | .kiro/steering/<skill-name>.md | | Cursor | .cursor/ | .cursor/rules/<skill-name>.mdc | | GitHub Copilot | .github/ | .github/instructions/<skill-name>.instructions.md | | JetBrains AI | .idea/ | .idea/ai-rules/<skill-name>.md | | Antigravity | .antigravity/ | .antigravity/skills/<skill-name>.md |


How It Works

For Users

  1. Run npx komerce-skill install fe/react
  2. CLI downloads @komerce-skill/fe-react from npm
  3. CLI detects which IDE config directories exist in your project
  4. CLI copies the instruction file to the appropriate location for each detected IDE
  5. Your AI assistant now has access to the skill instructions

For Skill Authors

  1. Create skill content in a directory with skill.json and instructions.md
  2. Run npx komerce-skill publish ./my-skill
  3. CLI validates the manifest and files
  4. CLI generates package.json from skill.json
  5. CLI publishes to npm under @komerce-skill/<category>-<skill-name>
  6. Users can now install your skill

Examples

Installing Skills for a React + Express Project

# Install frontend and backend skills
npx komerce-skill install fe/react be/express

# Install testing skill
npx komerce-skill install testing/jest

# Check what's installed
npx komerce-skill list

Creating and Publishing a New Skill

# Create scaffold
npx komerce-skill init

# Follow prompts:
# - Skill name: fe/vue-3
# - Description: Vue 3 Composition API instructions
# - Author: your-name
# - License: MIT
# - Targets: kiro,cursor,copilot

# Edit the generated instructions.md file
cd fe-vue-3
# ... edit instructions.md ...

# Login to npm (one-time)
npx komerce-skill login

# Publish
npx komerce-skill publish

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18.0.0
  • npm account (for publishing skills)

Publishing to npm

This CLI tool itself can be published to npm:

# Build
npm run build

# Login
npm login

# Publish
npm publish --access public

After publishing, users can run:

npx komerce-skill install fe/react

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build
npm run build

# Run locally
node dist/cli.js --help

# Run tests
npm test

# Type check
npm run lint

License

MIT


Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or pull request.


Support

For issues or questions: