Skills

Every ibl.ai skill, searchable

161 skills Β· iblai/vibe as of (82ddbbc)

ibl.ai ships 161 agent skills in the open-source iblai/vibe repository β€” one for each thing a developer builds, operates or deploys on the platform, from mounting agent chat in a Next.js app to creating agents over REST and provisioning the stack on your own cloud. Install them once with a single command and your coding agent does the work on ibl.ai, the platform where you own all the code and the data.

Each skill is a complete, tested how-to written for an AI coding agent and readable by a human: what it produces, the exact files or endpoints, a verification step, and a link to the skill that does the same job through the other door. Search by what you are trying to do.

How do I install the ibl.ai skills?

  1. Run npx skills add iblai/vibe --all in your project. It installs every skill for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex at once; the same command refreshes them later.
  2. Type /iblai-vibe-start in your coding agent. It asks what you are building, connects your organization, and routes you to the first skill.
  3. Pick a skill below by what you need. Every page states what the skill produces, what credentials it uses, and how to verify the result.
$ npx skills add iblai/vibe --all

Installed skills are a copy and do not update themselves. The repository changes often, so re-run the install command (or /iblai-vibe-ops-upgrade in Claude Code) to refresh them; this page is regenerated from the repository on every sync.

What is the difference between a skill with a screen and a headless skill?

Most capabilities exist through two doors, and the name tells you which: iblai-vibe-* mounts a visual component in a Next.js app, iblai-api-* does the same thing headlessly over REST. Pick by where the code runs.

  • With a screenuiΒ· 60

    Mounts an SDK component in a Next.js app β€” a page, a tab, a dialog or a widget you can screenshot.

  • HeadlessapiΒ· 67

    Operates the platform over REST with the exact endpoints, curl first β€” from any language, a script, a CI job or your own backend.

  • GuideguideΒ· 15

    Orients and decides β€” an index or a reference that routes you to the skill that builds.

  • OpsopsΒ· 11

    Runs, tests, builds, deploys, releases and upgrades an app.

  • SecuritysecurityΒ· 8

    Authorized-use security work that does not touch the platform.

Which skills does almost every app need?

Whatever the app is about, it reads or writes these families β€” so their skills are the deepest in the repository: a screenshot, verified endpoints, a starter journey, and the twin that does the same thing the other way.

CapabilityWhat it storesWith a screenHeadless
Custom data per userone schemaless JSON object per user Γ— organization β€” preferences, flags, onboarding, app state
The user's own profileaccount fields, image, education, experience, rΓ©sumΓ©
Memoryuser-global Β· per user Γ— agent (by category) Β· agent knowledge
Custom data per organizationone metadata object per organization (GET-merge-PUT) β€” branding, feature toggles, defaults
Agent configurationcreate an agent; identity, visibility, capability flags
Analyticsorg-wide or one agent: usage, users, topics, transcripts, costs, audit, reports

Which ibl.ai skills exist, by folder?

Start (11)

Connect an organization, sign in, scaffold the starter app, call the REST API from your code, and keep the skills current.

  • Connect an ibl.ai organization for API access

  • Start here for anything on the ibl.ai platform

  • When there is no SDK component or hook for what the user wants, the ibl.ai REST API is fair game

  • /iblai-vibe-authWith a screen

    Add ibl.ai SSO authentication to a vanilla Next.js app

  • Add an iblai component or feature to your app

  • Connect an ibl.ai organization in one browser round trip

  • /iblai-vibe-navbarWith a screen

    Add a responsive navbar with logo, page links, notification bell, and profile dropdown

  • Start a new ibl.ai project by default, scaffold from the bundled vibe-starter template, and write the project CLAUDE.md with ibl.ai platform guidance

  • Upgrade the @iblai/iblai-js SDK and refresh every ibl.ai skill (both families

  • Scaffold a new ibl.ai app or add ibl.ai features to an existing Next.js project

  • The first conversation for anything on ibl.ai

Agents (61)

Chat with agents, browse and create them, and configure every setting β€” prompts, LLMs, tools, memory, datasets, safety, access.

Users (19)

Profiles, custom per-user data, memories, roles and admins, invitations, notifications, onboarding.

Organizations (10)

Organization settings and custom metadata, branding, integrations and API tokens, CRM.

Billing (5)

How your own organization is charged β€” prepaid credits, plans, auto-recharge, and admin spend caps.

Monetization (7)

Charge your own users on your own Stripe account β€” item and app paywalls, checkout, subscriptions, and revenue analytics.

Analytics (2)

Usage, users, topics, transcripts, costs, audit and reports β€” organization-wide or per agent.

Content (26)

Courses, catalog, credentials, admissions, Open edX Studio authoring, Canvas β€” and avatar video.

Ship (12)

Test, deploy, host, build native desktop and mobile apps, submit to the stores, self-host the platform.

  • Map of the ibl.ai open-source ecosystem

  • Deploy and manage ibl.ai-hosted web apps headlessly via the Data Manager API

  • Deploy and self-host the ibl.ai platform infrastructure

  • Use when the user wants to design, redesign, shape, critique, audit, polish, clarify, distill, harden, optimize, adapt, animate, colorize, extract,…

  • Audit and harden existing codebases (especially AI-generated / vibe-coded ones) for production readiness

  • Generate every required app-icon size for Tauri desktop, iOS, Windows MSIX, and macOS builds from a single source image

  • Build and run your ibl.ai app as a native app with Tauri v2

  • Use this skill when the user asks to deploy, publish, host, share, or ship their ibl.ai app to the web

  • Generate a Makefile + Fastlane config that builds and submits your Tauri app to the Apple App Store and Google Play

  • Test an ibl.ai Next.js app before showing it or saying done

  • Write or refresh the README.md

  • Build and distribute a Tauri app as a Windows MSIX package for sideloading (test) or the Microsoft Store (release)

Security (8)

Authorized-use security work β€” OWASP and dependency audits, prompt-injection testing, incident triage.

161 skills, mirrored from github.com/iblai/vibe. Copyright Β© ibl.ai | support@iblai.zendesk.com