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The @vibesjs/sdk agent skill gives your coding assistant (Claude Code or any compatible agent) complete, up-to-date knowledge of the framework API - tools, agents, toolsets, dependency injection, structured output, streaming, testing, graph workflows, evals, MCP, and more. Once installed, your agent writes idiomatic @vibesjs/sdk code without needing to look up documentation.

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Install

Project-level installs the skill only for this project. Global makes it available across all your projects. Project-level is recommended so the skill version stays in sync with your @vibesjs/sdk version.

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Manual install

If you prefer not to use curl, copy vibes-sdk.md from the skills/ directory of this repo to:
  • Project-level: .claude/agents/vibes-sdk.md in your project root
  • Global: ~/.claude/agents/vibes-sdk.md

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Usage

After installing, reference the skill explicitly:
Or just start working - Claude Code picks it up automatically when it detects @vibesjs/sdk in your project.

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How it works

The skill does not embed a static copy of the API. Instead it instructs the agent to:
  1. Fetch live docs via Context7 (if available) - always reflects the latest published version
  2. Fall back to fetching docs directly from GitHub via WebFetch
  3. Apply a small set of static “gotchas” - non-obvious patterns that are easy to get wrong regardless of framework version
This means the skill stays accurate as the framework evolves - no manual updates needed.

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Porting pydantic-ai plugins

The port-pydantic-ai-community-plugins skill guides you through porting any Python pydantic-ai community plugin to a TypeScript @vibesjs/sdk community toolset.
The skill covers:
  • Conceptual mapping — Python pydantic-ai constructs → TypeScript vibes equivalents
  • Step-by-step conversion — from reading Python source to finished TypeScript
  • Worked example — pydantic-ai-todo → TodoToolset
  • Quick reference — Toolset<TDeps>, tool(), plainTool() snippets
  • Contributing — where to add new toolsets and how to open a PR
See the Community section for existing community toolsets you can use today.

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Keeping it updated

The skill is versioned alongside the framework. When you upgrade @vibesjs/sdk, re-run the install command to pull the latest skill.