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Overview

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This repository contains a collection of Agent Skills for Clix. Each skill is a separate module within this package that can be installed and used independently by AI clients.

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Available Skills

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Clix Skills

  • clix-integration: Seamlessly integrate Clix Mobile SDK to your mobile application with Clix MCP Server
  • clix-event-tracking: Implement Clix.trackEvent with naming/schema best practices and campaign-ready validation
  • clix-user-management: Implement Clix.setUserId + user properties with logout best practices, personalization (user.*), and audience targeting
  • clix-personalization: Author and debug personalization templates for message content, deep links/URLs, and audience targeting rules (user.*, event.*, trigger.*, device.*)
  • clix-api-triggered-campaigns: Configure API-triggered campaigns in the console and trigger them from your backend with safe auth, dynamic filters (trigger.*), and personalization patterns
  • clix-skill-creator: Create new Clix agent skills by researching Clix SDK + docs via Clix MCP Server, then generating a complete skill folder (SKILL.md, references, scripts, examples) aligned with this repo’s conventions

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Skills for Mobile Developers

  • auditing-permission-ux: Audit notification permission request UX and settings recovery flows for iOS and Android
  • auditing-deep-link-contracts: Audit deep link contracts with cold/warm start test vectors and routing checks

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Installing Skills

Agent skills in this repository are built on the open agent skills standard. Please refer to the official documentation for up-to-date information on supported AI clients. Depending on the AI client you are using, you can install skills in different ways. For Amp, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Goose, Letta, OpenCode, and VS Code, we recommend using our installer to set up the skills and automatically configure the Clix MCP Server.

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Installation Modes

The CLI supports two installation modes for skills: Repo Root (Project-specific) - Installs skills to the current project directory (default). Skills are available only for the current project. Best for project-specific configurations. System Root (Global) - Installs skills to your home directory. Skills are available across all projects. Best for personal development setup. 
# Install a specific skill (repo root - default)
# Default install path (when --client is omitted): .agents/skills/<skill>
npx @clix-so/clix-agent-skills@latest install <skill-name> --client <your-client>
# For example, to install a skill on Cursor:
npx @clix-so/clix-agent-skills@latest install integration --client cursor

# Install a specific skill globally (system root)
npx @clix-so/clix-agent-skills@latest install <skill-name> --client <your-client> --global
# For example:
npx @clix-so/clix-agent-skills@latest install integration --client cursor --global

# Install all available skills at once (repo root)
npx @clix-so/clix-agent-skills@latest install --all --client cursor
# This will install: integration, event-tracking, user-management, personalization, api-triggered-campaigns, skill-creator, auditing-permission-ux, auditing-deep-link-contracts

# Install all available skills globally (system root)
npx @clix-so/clix-agent-skills@latest install --all --client cursor --global
Supported Clients:
ClientFlagProject PathSystem Path
Default (no --client)n/a.agents/skills/~/.agents/skills/
Amp--client amp.agents/skills/~/.config/agents/skills/
Claude Code--client claude.claude/skills/~/.claude/skills/
Codex--client codex.codex/skills/~/.codex/skills/
Cursor--client cursor.cursor/skills/~/.cursor/skills/
Factory--client factory.factory/skills/~/.factory/skills/
Gemini CLI--client gemini.gemini/skills/~/.gemini/skills/
Google Antigravity--client antigravity.agent/skills/~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/
GitHub Copilot--client github.github/skills/~/.github/skills/
Goose--client goose.agents/skills/~/.config/agents/skills/
Letta--client letta.skills/~/.skills/
OpenCode--client opencode.opencode/skill/~/.opencode/skill/
VS Code--client vscode.vscode/skills/~/.vscode/skills/

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Claude Code (Alternative setup via plugin marketplace)

To register this repository as a plugin marketplace in Claude Code, run the following command: 
/plugin marketplace add clix-so/skills
To install specific skills:
  1. Visit the Marketplace section in /plugin
  2. Select Browse plugins
  3. Choose the skills you wish to install
  4. Install your preferred skill
Alternatively, you can install a single skill directly by running: 
/plugin install <plugin-name>@<marketplace-name>
# For example
/plugin install clix-integration@clix-agent-skills
Note for Claude Code users: Skills now support automatic hot-reload! Skills created or modified in ~/.claude/skills or .claude/skills are immediately available without restarting the session. Skills also show real-time progress while executing, displaying tool uses as they happen.

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Codex (Alternative setup via skill-installer)

To manually install skills, save them from this repository into your Codex configuration directory: https://developers.openai.com/codex/skills/#where-to-save-skills Or install a specific skill using the command line: 
$skill-installer install <link-to-skill-folder>
# For example
$skill-installer install https://github.com/clix-so/skills/tree/main/skills/integration
Ensure you restart Codex after installation to detect the new skills.

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Disclaimer

Please be aware that these skills may occasionally fail or execute incorrectly due to the non-deterministic nature of AI. It is critical that you carefully review and verify all actions performed by these skills. While they are designed to be helpful, you remain responsible for checking their output before use. Please use them with caution and supervision.

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License

Each skill in this repository is governed by its own license. For specific terms and conditions, please consult the LICENSE.txt file located within each skill’s individual directory.

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Feedback & Contributions

We welcome bug reports, feature requests, and community contributions. If you have any feedback, please open an issue or pull request: