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thander

v0.1.1

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Install universal skills for Codex, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and other coding agents.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

agentsskillscodexclaudecursorwindsurf

Readme

Run one command, choose an agent, choose skills, and write the right instruction files into a project.

What it does

Thander installs portable skill files into your project so different coding agents can use the same curated instructions.

It can:

  • install built-in skills into .thander
  • export agent-specific files for Codex, Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf
  • generate a combined markdown export for other tools
  • show available skills in a friendly CLI flow

Install

npm install -g thander

Quick Start

thander setup

That starts the guided flow, lets you pick an agent, choose skills, and writes the output files into the current project.

npx thander

The interactive setup uses agent selection, skill multiselect, install confirmation, and a summary of generated files.

Commands

thander setup
thander setup --agent cursor --skills frontend-ui,testing
thander setup --agent codex --all
thander setup --yes
thander list
thander list --json
thander export --agent cursor --skills frontend-ui,testing

Options

  • --agent <agent>: codex, claude, cursor, windsurf, or other
  • --skills <ids>: comma-separated skill ids
  • --all: install every built-in skill
  • --cwd <path>: target project directory
  • --yes: skip prompts and install the recommended setup

Why use it

  • one command to bootstrap agent instructions
  • consistent skill manifests across tools
  • built-in skills for common coding tasks
  • simple exports for both folder-based and markdown-based agent setups

Built-in Skills

  • frontend-ui
  • backend-api
  • database
  • testing
  • code-review
  • docs
  • devops
  • security

Skill Manifest

Each skills/*/skill.json includes a message field. Thander uses that message as the first agent-facing instruction for the skill when it writes portable manifests and rule files.