Kontext Skills

Skills for Kontext.dev workflows and SDK integration.

Install

npx skills add kontext-dev/skills

Auto-detects your AI harness (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, etc.) and installs to the right location.

Public Skills

kontext-sdk

Integrate the Kontext identity control plane into TypeScript applications using @kontext-dev/js-sdk.

Covers: Server SDK (Express + MCP), Client SDK (auth flows), Vercel AI SDK adapter, React hooks, Cloudflare Agents, and Management API. Triggers on: Imports of @kontext-dev/js-sdk, mentions of Kontext SDK, or requests to add identity or credential management to AI agent architectures.

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kontext-byoa-setup

Configure Bring your own auth on a confidential Kontext application with a service account.

Triggers on: Requests to configure hosted connect for an app that already has its own login, set issuer/JWKS/audience for JWT trust, or create or rotate the BYOA API key.

Does: Resolves the application, verifies it is confidential, configures JWT trust for POST /partner/connect-session, optionally provisions known integrations like GitHub, and returns the Application ID plus BYOA setup summary.

Does not: Retrieve credentials with the server SDK. That should stay a separate skill.

Usage: Ask to use $kontext-byoa-setup when setting up Bring your own auth through the Management API.

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kontext-sdk-credentials

Set up and retrieve server-side integration credentials for a confidential Kontext application.

Triggers on: Requests to create or update a confidential app for server-side credential retrieval, attach an existing template integration, ensure a known integration like GitHub, create or update a custom remote integration with authMode oauth, user_token, server_token, or none, or fetch GitHub, Google, or other integration credentials from backend code using clientId, clientSecret, and userId.

Does: Uses the service account to set up the app and remote integrations for server SDK retrieval, covers template and custom remote integrations across all server-side Kontext.require(...) auth modes, and uses the server SDK flow to retrieve either user-managed or admin-managed shared credentials later.

Does not: Configure Bring your own auth or create hosted connect sessions.

Usage: Ask to use $kontext-sdk-credentials when setting up remote integrations for server SDK credential retrieval or retrieving credentials from the server side.