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Fentaris ships agent skills that help an agent ask the right setup questions, create a proxy project, configure upstream MCP servers, and explain the resulting workflow. They are optional; use them when you want Codex, Claude Code, or another supported agent to guide setup instead of following the docs manually.

Quick Start

Install the skills from the Fentaris skills repository:
npx skills add Fentaris/fentaris-skills --skill '*'
Then restart or reload your agent so the new skills are loaded.

Included Skills

fentaris-project-setup

Use this when starting from an empty project or when you want an agent to help decide the right proxy workflow. The skill guides discovery around:
  • users and groups
  • local, team, and cloud-shaped runtime choices
  • upstream MCP servers and credentials
  • policy, logging, and operational checks
  • current limits, including OAuth 2.1 and deploy support

fentaris-app-development

Use this when you already have a Fentaris app and want an agent to modify it. The skill keeps changes aligned with the high-level Fentaris API first, validates the project after edits, and uses lower-level APIs only when an existing project or explicit user request requires it.

Install Options

Codex

Install globally for Codex:
npx skills add Fentaris/fentaris-skills -g -a codex --skill '*'

Claude Code

Install globally for Claude Code:
npx skills add Fentaris/fentaris-skills -g -a claude-code --skill '*'

Every Supported Agent

Install globally for every agent supported by npx skills:
npx skills add Fentaris/fentaris-skills -g --all

List Skills

List the available skills before installing:
npx skills add Fentaris/fentaris-skills --list

Use With Setup

After installation, ask your agent to use the setup skill:
Use $fentaris-project-setup to help me create a Fentaris proxy for my team.
The agent should first explain the Fentaris workflow, ask about users, machines, cloud/local needs, MCP servers, credentials, and policy, then create and validate the project.