skills 1.0.2

Install AI skills from your Dart and Flutter package deps into your IDE, so Antigravity, Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other agents know how to use your stack.

example/README.md

Examples

skills is a command line tool, so these examples are shell commands rather than Dart code. Run them from the root of your Dart or Flutter project.

Using skills in your project

Install skills from your dependencies into your agent. The CLI auto-detects which agents you use and prompts you to choose the skills to install:

dart run skills@ get

Install everything without prompting — useful in CI or a setup script:

dart run skills@ get --all

Install skills from a single package, for a single agent:

dart run skills@ get serverpod --agent claude

Install skills from a git repository (the repo is remembered, and future get runs will check it for updates):

dart run skills@ add dart-lang/ai

See what is currently installed:

dart run skills@ list

Remove skills for packages that are no longer in your dependency tree:

dart run skills@ prune

Remove specific managed skills, or all skills from one package:

dart run skills@ remove
dart run skills@ remove serverpod

Shipping skills with your own package

Scaffold a new skill in your package. This prompts for a name and description and creates skills/<your_package>-<skill-name>/SKILL.md, creating the top-level skills/ directory if needed:

dart run skills@ create

The resulting layout looks like this:

my_package/
  lib/
  skills/
    my-package-code-gen/
      SKILL.md
      scripts/       # optional helper scripts
      references/    # optional reference docs
      assets/        # optional static resources

And a minimal SKILL.md:

---
name: my-package-code-gen
description: Use when generating code with MyPackage to ensure correct builder
  configuration and output locations.
---

# Code generation with MyPackage

## Guidelines

- Always run `dart run build_runner build` after changing an annotated class.
- Generated files end in `.g.dart` and must not be edited by hand.

Skill directory names must start with your package name (underscores may be replaced with hyphens) followed by a hyphen, otherwise the CLI skips them.

See the README for the full list of supported agents, install locations, and authoring guidance.