Runtype publishes official agent skills that teach Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Windsurf, and 30+ other coding agents how to build on Runtype. A skill is a packaged set of instructions, references, and helper scripts the agent loads on demand — once installed, your coding agent knows Runtype’s product schema, MCP tools, flow step types, and SDK conventions without you re-explaining them in every prompt.
Skills are installed via the open-source skills CLI, which auto-detects which coding agents you have installed and drops the right files in the right place.
Run this once from any project (or your home directory for global install):
The CLI detects your installed agents and installs every Runtype skill for each of them. That’s it — restart your coding agent and the skills are available.
To pick a subset interactively:
To install one skill non-interactively:
Most users want all of them — install once, and the right skill activates based on what you’re asking.
The CLI auto-detects installed agents, but you can scope an install to one with the -a flag (repeatable):
Supported agents include claude-code, cursor, codex, copilot, windsurf, cline, gemini, opencode, and many others. See the skills.sh agent directory for the full list and per-agent install paths.
Skills are most useful alongside the Runtype MCP server, which lets the agent read your live workspace and create resources directly. Many skill workflows assume MCP is connected — see Managing Runtype with Claude for the Claude setup, or add it manually to any MCP-aware agent:
OAuth runs on first use.