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One command installs a SKILL.md into Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Codex, and every other agent that supports the Agent Skills convention. Your agent instantly knows how to drive Supapost, without you writing a single prompt.
The Supapost skill ships through the vercel-labs/skills installer. Run one command from your terminal:
npx skills add supapost-dev/skillsYou'll be asked which agents to install into. Pick the ones you use, the CLI writes the SKILL.mdfile into each agent's expected location and symlinks it globally so updates propagate everywhere at once.
If you prefer not to use the installer, you can always read the canonical skill file directly at supapo.st/skill.md. Drop it into any tool that accepts a system-prompt or rules file.
An Agent Skill is a markdown file with YAML frontmatter that teaches an AI coding agent how to use a specific product or API. The convention was established by Anthropic and has been adopted by 45+ coding agents as of early 2026. When the skill is loaded, the agent can reference it on every turn without you having to re-explain what Supapost is, what tools it exposes, or how to structure a request.
The Supapost skill describes our two MCP connection modes, the 20+ tools the MCP exposes, the shape of a valid slide project, the conventions for influencers (identity anchors, per-scene generation), and the "golden path" for common workflows like generate a 10-slide TikTok deck from a prompt or schedule a post for next Tuesday 9am.
The installer targets every agent that follows the SKILL.md convention. As of April 2026 that includes:
~/.claude/skills/supapost.The installer also offers a universal install at ~/.agents/skills which every compliant agent reads as a fallback.
Installing the skill teaches the agent how to use Supapost, it does not actually give the agent access to your workspace. For that, you also need to connect the Supapost MCP server. The skill itself tells the agent exactly what to ask you to run:
claude mcp add --transport http supapost https://mcp.supapo.stThe first time you use a Supapost tool, the agent will open supapo.st/mcp/authorize in your browser to confirm access. You sign in with Google, approve, and the MCP client stores an OAuth access token scoped to your workspace. No API keys to manage.
Full details on authentication, per-client setup for Cursor / Windsurf / VS Code, and the complete tool reference live on the MCP page.
Once the skill is installed and the MCP is connected, you can say things like:
The agent handles the tool orchestration. Your job is to describe the outcome.
Update the skill with one command whenever we ship new tools or sharpen the instructions:
npx skills updateThe skill source lives at github.com/supapost-dev/skills. PRs welcome.
An Agent Skill is a short markdown file that teaches an AI coding agent how to use a specific product or API. It follows the SKILL.md convention established by Anthropic and adopted by 45+ agents including Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and OpenClaw. When installed, the skill becomes available to the agent on every turn.
No. The skill is pure documentation. It only tells the agent how Supapost works. To actually call Supapost tools, the agent needs the Supapost MCP server connected and authenticated separately.
The vercel-labs/skills installer supports 45 agents at last count, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Amp, Antigravity, Deep Agents, Firebender, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code CLI, and Warp. It installs the skill globally into ~/.agents/skills and symlinks it into each agent's expected location.
Yes. Run `npx skills update` and the installer pulls the latest SKILL.md from supapost-dev/skills on GitHub. We mirror the same file at https://supapo.st/skill.md for clients that prefer a raw URL.
The skill is open source at github.com/supapost-dev/skills. Open an issue or PR, improvements that help agents trigger the skill more reliably or document new tool workflows are especially welcome.