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magehub

v0.1.6

Published

AI coding skills for Magento 2 development

Readme

MageHub

MageHub is a TypeScript CLI for packaging Magento 2 AI coding skills as reusable context files for tools like Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Codex, Qoder, and Trae.

Project site: magehub.org

Status

MageHub now supports a complete local v1.0 workflow:

  • 12 bundled Magento 2 core skills
  • skill listing, search, show, install, remove, and verification
  • config init/show/validate
  • context generation for multiple AI tool formats
  • JSON Schema validation for skill YAML and project config

Install

Install globally from npm:

npm install -g magehub

Or run ad-hoc without installing:

npx magehub --help

Quick Start

One command is enough to install skills and render them for your AI tool:

magehub install module-plugin performance

On first run, MageHub auto-detects your tool from the project (e.g. existing .claude/, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md), creates .magehub.yaml, writes the rendered files, and updates .git/info/exclude so the generated output stays local to your clone. Use --format=<tool> to override detection.

Other common tasks:

magehub skill:list                     # browse bundled skills
magehub skill:search plugin            # find skills by keyword
magehub skill:remove module-plugin     # uninstall and clean output
magehub generate                       # re-render everything from .magehub.yaml
magehub setup:init --format=cursor     # optional: create .magehub.yaml without installing skills

Generated output layout by format:

| Format | Strategy | Default output | | ---------- | -------------- | -------------------------------- | | claude | per-skill file | .claude/skills/<id>/SKILL.md | | opencode | per-skill file | .opencode/skills/<id>/SKILL.md | | trae | per-skill file | .trae/rules/<id>.md | | cursor | single file | .cursorrules | | codex | single file | AGENTS.md | | qoder | single file | .qoder/context.md | | markdown | single file | MAGEHUB.md |

Bundled v1.0 Skills

  • module-scaffold
  • module-plugin
  • module-di
  • module-setup
  • admin-ui-grid
  • api-graphql-resolver
  • hyva-module-compatibility
  • testing-phpunit
  • performance
  • standards-coding
  • mage-review
  • devops-warden

Supported Commands

  • setup:init
  • skill:list
  • skill:search
  • skill:show
  • skill:install
  • skill:remove
  • skill:verify
  • config:show
  • config:validate
  • generate

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm run test
npm run lint

Local Custom Skills

You can point .magehub.yaml at a project-local custom skills directory with custom_skills_path.

Current local policy:

  • the path is resolved relative to the project root
  • the path must remain inside the project root
  • duplicate skill IDs across bundled/custom skills are rejected

Documentation

  • docs/PROPOSAL.md
  • docs/IMPLEMENTATION_CHECKLIST.md
  • docs/IMPLEMENTATION_BACKLOG.md
  • docs/cli-reference.md
  • docs/creating-skills.md