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luciq-skills

v1.2.0

Published

Luciq agent skills for Claude Code and Cursor — SDK integration, crash debugging, and migration.

Readme

Luciq Agent Skills

Claude Code skills for the Luciq mobile observability SDK. Real edits, MCP queries, and CLI runs, directly inside your IDE.

Platforms: iOS · Android · Flutter · React Native · KMP. Auto-detected per invocation.


Install

Claude Code

Add the Luciq marketplace and install the plugin in one step:

/plugin marketplace add luciqai/agent-skills
/plugin install [email protected]

The plugin install also wires up the Luciq MCP server, so the skills get production data right away.

Skills available after install:

  • /luciq-skills:luciq-setup. SDK install and configuration.
  • /luciq-skills:luciq-onboard. Personalized product walkthrough after the SDK is installed.
  • /luciq-skills:luciq-masking-rules. PII / masking audit and compliance-framework prep (HIPAA / GDPR / PCI / SOC2).
  • /luciq-skills:luciq-debug. Production signal investigation.
  • /luciq-skills:luciq-migrate. Instabug to Luciq migration and SDK upgrades.
  • /luciq-skills:luciq-verify. End-to-end SDK upgrade verification.

Cursor

/plugin marketplace add luciqai/agent-skills
/plugin install [email protected]

npx

npx luciq-skills install            # project-local
npx luciq-skills install --global   # all projects

Manual install (fallback)

User-global (works in every project)

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r agent-skills/plugins/luciq-skills/skills/luciq-* ~/.claude/skills/

Project-local (only this repo)

mkdir -p .claude/skills
cp -r agent-skills/plugins/luciq-skills/skills/luciq-* .claude/skills/

Skills

luciq-setup (docs)

Install and configure the Luciq SDK end-to-end. Edits your build files, inserts the init call at the right entry point, configures invocation and auto-masking, and wires up the Luciq MCP server.

Try saying:

  • "Add Luciq to this Flutter project"
  • "Set up Luciq for Android, use a floating button invocation"
  • "Initialize Luciq and mask the payment fields"

luciq-onboard

Personalized walkthrough of the Luciq product suite for an app that already has the SDK installed. Reads your repo (code, CLAUDE.md, README, AGENTS.md), detects any existing mobile observability SDKs and their config posture (Sentry, Crashlytics, Bugsnag, Datadog, Embrace, New Relic, App Center, UXCam, Smartlook, MetricKit), then recommends the Luciq products that actually fit — in three positively-framed buckets (Recommended now / Optional / Can be added later), with cited rationale at every step. Auto-enumerates individual PII-bound views per sensitive screen and proposes per-view privacy markers (.luciq_privateView() / Modifier.luciqPrivate() / LuciqPrivateView) with per-match confirmation. Ends with one consolidated activation moment that proves Luciq is working end-to-end, and writes LUCIQ_ONBOARDING.md so the next session picks up exactly where this one left off.

Try saying:

  • "Onboard me to Luciq"
  • "What Luciq products should I set up?"
  • "Walk me through Luciq"
  • "What am I missing in my Luciq setup?"

Pairs with the Luciq MCP server — authenticated MCP unlocks the "your other apps already do this" precedent quotes; the skill still works without it.

Hands off PII deep-dives to luciq-masking-rules — onboard configures per-view masking inline (layer 1 of 3); the deep audit (auto-mask types, network mask key list, consent gating, grayscale, FLAG_SECURE, SSUI isPrivate, compliance presets, pre-prod checklist) is luciq-masking-rules's job.


luciq-masking-rules

PII / masking audit and compliance-framework prep for an app that already has the SDK installed. Scans all three masking layers — screen / view markers, network logs, defense-in-depth (consent gating, grayscale, FLAG_SECURE, usersPageEnabled, SSUI isPrivate) — surfaces gaps against the framework you name (HIPAA / GDPR / PCI-DSS / SOC2 / CCPA / FERPA), and walks the controls that close them one at a time with cited rationale. Ends with a visual masking verification on the dashboard and writes LUCIQ_MASKING.md with the pre-production privacy checklist and copy-pasteable server-side support requests.

Try saying:

  • "Audit my Luciq PII posture"
  • "Prep Luciq for HIPAA review"
  • "What's masked in Luciq right now?"
  • "Add masking to my checkout screen"

Pairs with luciq-onboard — onboard handles per-view markers during the product walk; luciq-masking-rules covers the remaining layers and re-runs whenever a new sensitive screen ships or a compliance review approaches.

Guidance only. Compliance is a broader program than masking config; the skill states this verbatim in its handoff doc and points decisions back to legal / compliance.


luciq-debug (docs)

Investigate any production signal: crash, hang, bug report, performance regression, or App Store rating drop. Pulls the full context via MCP, maps it to your local repo, and proposes a fix with every claim traced back to its source.

Try saying:

  • "Why is crash AB-1234 happening?"
  • "What broke since version 3.2.0?"
  • "Our App Store rating dropped last week, what's going on?"

Requires the Luciq MCP server authenticated. The Claude Code plugin install wires it automatically; manual setup is at the MCP install guide.


luciq-migrate (docs)

Migrate from Instabug to Luciq, or upgrade between Luciq SDK versions. Renames symbols, updates dependency manifests, shows 3 sample diffs before touching anything, then bulk-applies and verifies with a build.

Try saying:

  • "Migrate this project from Instabug to Luciq"
  • "Upgrade Luciq SDK to v2"
  • "Replace all deprecated Luciq APIs"

luciq-verify

Verify a Luciq SDK upgrade end to end before shipping. Scaffolds a verification harness into your debug variant, drives a deterministic smoke, pulls the resulting occurrence through MCP, and audits it against a customer-specific rule pack — masking callbacks, URL redirection, preserved headers, user attributes, PII redaction. Outputs a pass/fail HTML + Markdown report.

Try saying:

  • "Verify the Luciq upgrade before we release"
  • "Is it safe to ship the new Luciq SDK?"
  • "Run upgrade verification against this build"

Requires the Luciq MCP server authenticated.


luciq-readout

Produce a shareable, audience-tailored readout of an app's health. Pulls headline aggregates from MCP, slices detail across crashes, hangs, bugs, and reviews, then renders the same data at the altitude each audience needs — C-suite, VP, PM, EM, or QA — with every number cited to the tool that produced it. Outputs an HTML + Markdown report you can forward.

Try saying:

  • "Give me an exec summary of how the iOS app is doing"
  • "Build a release readout comparing 3.1.4 to 3.0.4 for a VP"
  • "Stability report for leadership, this week vs last"

Requires the Luciq MCP server authenticated.


How it works

| | | |---|---| | Platform detection | Identifies your stack in ≤ 2 file reads. No config needed. | | Live MCP data | Pulls crashes, session context, and review signals directly from Luciq. | | Diff before apply | Shows changes and confirms risky steps before running anything. | | Cited reasoning | Every debug claim links back to the MCP result that produced it. | | Hard stops | If a prerequisite is missing or a build fails, it stops and tells you exactly why. |

License

Apache-2.0.