Spiceflow skill
A skill that teaches an agent to write Spiceflow code, a TypeScript API and React Server Components framework, from fresh docs.
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Why this level
- The skill sends the agent to read pages over the network, and docs content steers its actions.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/spiceflow-skillDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The skill sends the agent to read pages over the network, and docs content steers its actions.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The `spiceflow` skill loads when a project imports `spiceflow` or builds a `new Spiceflow()`. It explains the framework's unusual conventions and points the agent through a table to the right docs page before work on routes, validation, the client, OpenAPI or React pages. Docs live at getspiceflow.com, and appending `.md` to any page gives raw markdown. For a quick overview there are `llms.txt`, `llms-full.txt` and a `docs.zip` archive.
Who it is for. TypeScript developers on Spiceflow who work with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and do not want the agent to write code from guesswork.
Good fit when
- A project writes API routes with Zod validation and typed errors on Spiceflow.
- The agent builds React pages with `.page()` and `.layout()` and server rendering.
- A typed `createSpiceflowFetch` client or OpenAPI generation is needed.
- A newcomer to the framework asks the agent to read the docs for the task topic first.
Not a fit when
- The project does not use Spiceflow, so the skill adds nothing.
- The environment has no network access, while the skill sends the agent to read docs at getspiceflow.com.
- A stable release is required, while the README calls Spiceflow pre-release.
Example request
Add a POST route with Zod validation to the Spiceflow project, reading the relevant docs page first.Limitations
Spiceflow is pre-release, and the README says to install `spiceflow@rsc` rather than `spiceflow@latest`. The skill makes the agent read docs pages in full without truncation, so a session spends more tokens and reaches out to getspiceflow.com. The skill sits in the `skills/spiceflow` folder of the framework repository and updates with it. Installing through `npx -y skills add` puts it in globally for the chosen agents. If the site docs change, agent behavior changes with them. The skill does not replace the examples in the `example-*` folders of the repository.
How to disable. Remove the `spiceflow` skill from the agent skills directory, by deleting its folder.
FAQ
How do I get the docs as markdown?
Append `.md` to any getspiceflow.com page URL. `llms-full.txt` serves all pages in one file.
Which framework version should I install?
The README advises `spiceflow@rsc`. The `latest` tag does not fit the pre-release.
When does the skill load on its own?
When the project imports from `spiceflow` or `spiceflow/react` or calls `new Spiceflow()`.
Where does the skill live?
In the `skills/spiceflow` folder of the repository. The `npx -y skills add remorses/spiceflow -g -y` command pulls it from there.
What if I need the docs offline?
Download the `docs.zip` archive from getspiceflow.com and search it locally. Its pages are markdown as well.
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README in short
The README presents Spiceflow as a minimal type-safe framework for APIs and React Server Components. The AI Agents section gives a single skill install command.