AI Skills

Overview

AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot) can load task-focused skill files from the skills/ directory instead of reading the entire repository. Each skill covers one concern — pick only what the current task requires.

Available Skills

Usage

Load a skill by referencing it in the agent's context. Examples:

Claude Code — add to the system prompt or reference inline:

@skills/b24jssdk-core

Cursor / Windsurf — use @docs or drag the skill file into the chat context.

GitHub Copilot — attach the skill file as a workspace document or paste its path into the chat.

Skills are plain Markdown files and can be read directly from skills/<name>/SKILL.md in the repository root.

Loading Order

Always start with b24jssdk-core — it covers entry point selection and SDK lifecycle, which every other skill assumes. Then add topic-specific skills based on the task:

1. b24jssdk-core (always first)
2. b24jssdk-rest — if making REST calls
3. b24jssdk-filtering — if building filters or list queries
4. b24jssdk-frame-ui — if working inside an iframe app
5. b24jssdk-helpers — if using helper utilities or Pull
6. b24jssdk-recipes — for complete end-to-end examples

Do not load all skills at once — the descriptions are designed for selective consumption to keep the context focused.

Further Reading

See AGENTS.md for full contributor and agent documentation, including commands, testing, and key conventions.