Nuxt Skills plugin
A plugin of 30 skills for Vue, Nuxt and NuxtHub for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Copilot, with the Nuxt MCP server attached
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- The set consists of instructions for the agent and the MCP configuration only attaches a remote Nuxt reference server.
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/nuxt-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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- The set consists of instructions for the agent and the MCP configuration only attaches a remote Nuxt reference server.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Nuxt Skills bundles thirty skills for the Vue and Nuxt ecosystem in one plugin: `nuxt` itself, `nitro`, `nuxthub`, `nuxt-ui`, `nuxt-content`, `nuxt-i18n`, `nuxt-seo`, `nuxt-better-auth`, `pinia`, `unocss`, `vue`, `vueuse-functions`, `vite`, `vitest`, `reka-ui` and others. Some skills are written by the author by hand, and the rest are pulled from community repositories such as antfu/skills and vuejs-ai/skills, with their provenance recorded in the skill catalog in the README. The agent loads the right skill by its description when you open a `.vue` file or edit a route in `server/api/` or `nuxt.config.ts`. A skill can also be invoked explicitly, for example `/nuxt`. The plugin ships an MCP configuration that connects the remote Nuxt server at `https://nuxt.com/mcp`. The skills are kept current through GitHub Actions. The reka-ui docs update weekly, twice a month Claude reviews dependency changelogs and proposes edits, and a weekly build replaces some local skills with copies from upstream repositories and validates them. Installation goes through `npx skills add onmax/nuxt-skills`, the Claude Code plugin marketplace or Codex.
Who it is for. Developers of Vue and Nuxt apps who have an agent write code against current Nuxt and NuxtHub APIs and do not want it to lean on outdated examples.
Good fit when
- An agent writes Nuxt server routes and mixes up outdated and current Nitro conventions
- NuxtHub, Nuxt UI or Nuxt Content are in the project and the agent needs rules for those modules
- Vue tests have to be written with Vitest following accepted practices rather than the model's memory
- SEO, internationalization or authentication has to be set up on Nuxt modules without reading the docs by hand
- An agent has to consult the Nuxt MCP server rather than guess from old articles
Not a fit when
- The project is neither Vue nor Nuxt: the set targets this ecosystem
- You need a single skill such as Pinia: it is simpler to install it alone than to burden the agent with thirty descriptions
- The network is closed: the Nuxt MCP server is remote and the connection will not work without access to it
- You need certainty about the very latest dependency release: skills update on a schedule and may lag
Example request
Add a server route for an orders list with NuxtHub storage to the Nuxt project and write a Vitest test for it.Limitations
Some skills came from other repositories, so their content and version are set by the source. The list of sources with pinned commits lives in `ecosystem-skills.json` and in the README skill catalog.
The MCP configuration points to the remote server `https://nuxt.com/mcp` and needs network access to work. The plugin installs into agents that read skills in the Agent Skills format: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, Roo Code and others.
The README carries an advertisement for a third-party app by the repository's author, unrelated to the plugin itself. Skills update on a schedule in GitHub Actions, so new library versions show up with a delay.
How to disable. In Claude Code run `/plugin uninstall nuxt-skills@nuxt-skills`, in Codex remove the plugin with the Codex command. If installed through `npx skills`, delete the needed folders from the agent's skills directory.
FAQ
How do I install Nuxt Skills in Claude Code?
With `/plugin marketplace add onmax/nuxt-skills`, then `/plugin install nuxt-skills@nuxt-skills`. Or universally: `npx skills add onmax/nuxt-skills`.
How do I install the plugin in Codex?
With `codex plugin marketplace add onmax/nuxt-skills` and `codex plugin add nuxt-skills@nuxt-skills`.
How many skills are in the set?
Thirty: from `nuxt`, `nitro` and `nuxthub` to `pinia`, `unocss`, `vitest` and several for Vue. The full list with sources is in the README skill catalog.
When does the agent load a skill?
By itself, from the skill's description, when you work with a `.vue` file, a `server/api/` route or `nuxt.config.ts`. An explicit call uses a command like `/nuxt`.
What MCP server comes with the plugin?
The remote Nuxt server at `https://nuxt.com/mcp`. The connection is described in `mcp.json` with the streamable-http transport.
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README in short
The README lists installation methods for different agents, a table of paths for manual installation, rules for automatic and explicit invocation and the repository structure. At the bottom is a generated skill catalog with sources and a description of the GitHub Actions workflows.