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Generate AI agent skills from TypeScript documentation
Instalar com Codex ou Claude Copie este prompt, cole no Codex, Claude ou outro assistente e deixe que ele revise a página da skill e instale para você.
Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
Shared types, SKILL.md renderer, and token budgeting for skillit plugins
Generate structured AI agent skills (SKILL.md) and llms.txt from your TypeScript API documentation
CLI documentation conventions for generated skills. Use when improving Commander descriptions, help text, positional argument docs, and config-surface correlation.
Bootstrap an AI-agent skill from a TypeScript codebase by running the deterministic skillit generate/audit loop and enriching repo source (JSDoc, README, config-type properties, MCP tool annotations, examples, package.json) until the skill reaches its grade target. Use for cli, typedoc, config, or mcp (build-mode) projects; never edit SKILL.md/references directly.
Documentation conventions for generating high-quality AI agent skills from TypeScript source. Use when preparing a library for skill generation, auditing JSDoc quality, fixing audit warnings, writing @useWhen/@avoidWhen/@never tags, or asking about documentation conventions for skills. Use this even if the user just says 'audit my docs', 'improve my JSDoc', or 'make my skills better'.
Extract CLI command structure from commander/yargs for AI agent skill generation Use when working with agent-skills, cli, commander, documentation, skill-generation, yargs.
| name | skillit-docs |
| description | Generate AI agent skills from TypeScript documentation |
| license | MIT |
Generate AI agent skills from TypeScript documentation
Generate AI agent skills from your TypeScript documentation.
Install, configure, and generate your first skill in 5 minutes.
Write JSDoc that generates expert-quality skills.
The audit engine checks your docs against skill generation conventions during
pnpm typedocand tells you exactly what to fix.
The
@skillit/clipackage extracts CLI command structure and correlates flags with typed interfaces so your skill documents both the CLI and its configuration.
TypeDoc handles your API reference.
