Skills¶
A skill is a package of instructions, reference notes and optional scripts that an AI agent loads when your request matches it. re-frame2 ships nine skills for Claude Code (or any agent that reads Anthropic-format skills). Choose a skill by the work you want it to do. Each skill supplies re-frame2-specific recipes and a workflow for its task.
Skills are for handing work to an agent. To learn re-frame2 yourself, read the guide.
Which skill do I want?¶
| If you are… | Use |
|---|---|
| Starting a new project from nothing | re-frame2-setup, then switch to re-frame2 once the counter mounts |
| Writing or editing re-frame2 code, or adding re-frame2 to an existing app | re-frame2 |
| Asking for a review of existing re-frame2 code | re-frame2-improver |
| Moving a re-frame v1 codebase to re-frame2 | re-frame-migration, then switch to re-frame2 once the migration report is signed off |
| On re-frame2 already and wanting Fresco for your Reagent views | reagent-fresco-migration — optional; staying on the Reagent adapter is a complete, supported setup |
| Debugging or pairing with a running re-frame2 app | re-frame2-pair |
| Just finished a pairing session and hit friction | re-frame2-pair-retro |
| Looking for the right tab or launch mode in the Xray devtools panel | re-frame2-xray |
| Building a new re-frame2 implementation — TypeScript, F# (Fable) or another host that compiles to JavaScript and renders through React | re-frame2-implementor |
If a request spans more than one skill, start with the one that matches best; each skill hands off to the others. The full routing rules, including the cases this table leaves out, are in skills/README.md §Skill routing.
Install¶
Install the skills from a checkout, then check that your agent can find them. The installation page also covers project-local installs and runtime tools.
Run¶
Name the skill and the task in your request. Each guide above gives a kickoff example and explains what that skill needs to finish the work.
Each skill's own SKILL.md, under skills/ in this repo, is the authority on what it does; these guides are short entry points to it.