Skills for AI Agents - Featurevisor

Featurevisor skills help extend the capabilities of AI agents, that you can install and use with your favourite tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more.

Background#

When I first released Featurevisor v0.1, I intended to make it a tool for developers to manage their configuration declaratively in a Git repository.

It still is the intention, and the workflow with Git is also very much relevant today.

But the part about who writes the code and definitions has vastly changed over the recent years. Nowadays, it's not the developers who write the code and definitions, but the AI agents.

AI agents have become so powerful lately, that it has contributed significantly in the creation of more and more SDKs for Featurevisor and truly making it a cross-platform tool. And it doesn't have to stop there.

Enter skills#

Skills are a way to extend the capabilities of AI agents, and tools like skills.sh are a way to install and use them.

The new /featurevisor skill helps you author and manage your definitions, and also answer questions about your complex configuration.

Installing the skill#

Install the Featurevisor skill by running:

$ npx skills add featurevisor/featurevisor

You will be prompted to choose which agent(s) you want to install the skill for, including:

Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
OpenCode
...and more

Once installed, from your favourite AI agent, you can use the skill by typing /featurevisor in your chat.

Further documentation#

Visit the skills page to find more real world examples of how to use the skill, and get the most out of it.

Content of the skill is open source, and available on GitHub.