skills CLI
The npx command that installs the ObjectStack skills into your coding agent — where ObjectOS uses it, a few examples, and the full skill reference on objectstack.ai.
Full specification: AI skill reference on objectstack.ai. This page is the summary: where ObjectOS uses it, and a few examples.
The skills CLI (by
vercel-labs/skills) installs
domain-scoped instructions into an AI coding agent. The ObjectStack skills
teach Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex and the rest to write the metadata
ObjectOS runs — objects, views, flows, permissions, queries, CEL — against the
real schemas, so what the agent writes compiles.
Where ObjectOS uses it
- Hand-authoring an app in your IDE. The in-browser AI Builder writes metadata for you in ObjectOS; the skills give your own coding agent the same vocabulary when you work in a repository instead. See Build → IDE Skills.
- Keeping an agent current. The skills live in the objectstack repository beside the schemas they describe, so re-installing after an upgrade brings the agent up to date.
Examples
Install the skills into the current project. The CLI detects which agents
the project uses and writes each one's native format (.claude/skills/,
.cursor/rules/, AGENTS.md, …):
npx skills add objectstack-ai/objectstack/skillsPin a version for reproducible CI:
npx skills add https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectstack/tree/<commit-sha>/skillsSee and manage what is installed:
npx skills detect # show which agents the CLI will write to
npx skills list # list installed skills
npx skills remove <name> # remove a skillCommit the output. Skills are markdown your whole team — CI agents included — should share, and the paths the CLI writes are ones you would check in anyway.
See also
- Build → IDE Skills — skills next to the AI Builder
- vercel-labs/skills — the upstream CLI