skills

Imported from cirra-ai/skills (AGENTS.md). Install upstream with npx skills add cirra-ai/skills. Copyright stays with the author.

AGENTS.md

Guidance for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, and others) working in this repo. Claude Code also reads CLAUDE.md, which contains the full policy; keep the two in sync.

Skill authoring — avoid these shipped-broken mistakes

These have broken published skills. Verify every one before pushing a skill change:

1. SKILL.md description must be plain text — NO XML/HTML tags or angle brackets <…>. The skill loader rejects a description containing <…> with the error "SKILL.md description cannot contain XML tags", and the downloads page then renders a blank description. Use […] or {…} for placeholders in both description and argument-hint (e.g. [article-url|topic-id]), never <…>. Note: scripts/validate-skills.sh does NOT catch this today — check it by eye.

2. Every new skill must be added to the top-level README.md skills table (with a link to the skill's own README.md), and must ship a skills/<skill-name>/README.md. A skill missing from the README is effectively invisible to users.

3. Bump metadata.version in skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md on any change to that skill.

4. Do not edit plugins/ — it is generated from skills/ by sync-plugins.yml after merge.

5. Never write a bare Object__c / Field__c / __r / __mdt in Markdown prose or tables. A pair of __ is Markdown strong-emphasis, so prettier --write (which every push runs) rewrites Amount__c to Invoice__c into Amount**c to Invoice**c — the API name is now wrong and renders as bold. This is silent: prettier reports the file as merely reformatted, and it has already shipped broken API names in published docs more than once. Write API names one of two ways:

   • Preferred: wrap in backticks — `Invoice__c`. Emphasis does not apply inside a code span, so prettier leaves it alone and it renders as code, which is what an API name should look like anyway.
   • Plain text: escape both pairs — Invoice\_\_c, matching the existing tables.

   After editing, re-run npx prettier --write <files> and confirm nothing turned into **.

   This one is enforced. scripts/validate-skills.sh fails on a corrupted name anywhere under skills/, so CI catches it — you do not have to spot it by eye. To check a tree yourself:

   python3 scripts/check_md_api_names.py            # skills/ (what CI enforces)
   python3 scripts/check_md_api_names.py .          # whole repo

   The checker only reads prose: matches inside code spans and fenced blocks are ignored, because emphasis does not apply there — which is also why backticks are the better fix. For a deliberate case it misreads, put md-api-names: allow in an HTML comment on the offending line or the line above.

6. Every MCP tool call in a skill must match the Cirra AI MCP Server schema. soql_query and tooling_api_query take sObject, fields and whereClause (all required; orderBy/limit/groupBy are separate parameters and there is no query= string); sobject_dml delete takes recordIds, not records; there is no orgAlias parameter. The canonical signatures live in shared/references/cirra-mcp-tools.md — link it from the skill rather than re-describing tools.

   This one is enforced. scripts/validate-skills.sh runs scripts/check_mcp_signatures.py on every skill (fenced blocks and inline code spans only). To check a tree yourself:

   python3 scripts/check_mcp_signatures.py            # skills/ (what CI enforces)
   python3 scripts/check_mcp_signatures.py skills/sf-data

   For an example that shows a wrong call on purpose, put mcp-signatures: allow in an HTML comment on the line above it.

Before every push

Run the gates and fix any issues:

• npm run lint (prettier --check + ruff check)
• pytest tests/ skills/*/tests/
• bash scripts/validate-skills.sh