Library Skills for AI agents¶

Library Skills ship portable SKILL.md packages so Cursor, Claude Code, and other Agent Skills–compatible tools load LessonKit expertise on demand instead of repeating long prompts every session.

Source: library-skills/ in the LessonKit repo (same pattern as LXPack library skills).

Included skills¶

Skill	Use when
lessonkit-author	Editing `App.tsx`, `lessonkit.json`, React blocks; `lessonkit dev` / `build`
lessonkit-packaging	LMS export — `lessonkit package --target …` (Node 18+)
lessonkit-telemetry	Tracking, xAPI, plugins, LXPack bridge
lessonkit-migrate	Upgrading from LessonKit 0.9.x to 1.0

Install¶

Without cloning the monorepo¶

Shallow-clone only library-skills/, run the installer, then delete the temp tree:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eddiethedean/lessonkit/main/library-skills/install-remote.sh | bash

Project-scoped install:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eddiethedean/lessonkit/main/library-skills/install-remote.sh | bash -s -- --project -C ~/my-course

Requires git on your PATH.

From a LessonKit clone (contributors)¶

# All projects on this machine
./library-skills/install.sh --global

# One course folder
./library-skills/install.sh --project --directory ~/courses/my-course

# LessonKit monorepo contributors
./library-skills/install.sh --project

Scope	Paths
Global	`~/.cursor/skills/`, `~/.claude/skills/`, `~/.agents/skills/`
Project	`<project>/.cursor/skills/`, `<project>/.claude/skills/`

Re-run after git pull to refresh skills.

Requirements¶

Node.js 18+ for dev, build, and lessonkit package
@lessonkit/cli on PATH or via npx @lessonkit/cli
An agent product that discovers SKILL.md files

Vibe coding + skills¶

Combine lessonkit-author with the vibe coding guides: paste the starter context from lessonkit-author/references/vibe-prompts.md once per session, then let the agent load the skill when you mention lessonkit.json, packaging, or telemetry.

LXPack-only courses¶

If you author in LXPack (course.yaml) rather than React, install LXPack library skills instead. LessonKit React courses still package through @lessonkit/lxpack — use lessonkit-packaging for the CLI workflow.