Skills

Every ibl.ai skill, searchable

157 skills Β· iblai/vibe as of (4783869)

ibl.ai ships 157 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· 57

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

  • HeadlessapiΒ· 66

    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 (58)

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

Users (18)

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 (12)

How you are charged, spend caps, and the three ways to charge your own users β€” paywalls, subscriptions, credits.

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 on desktop and mobile (iOS, Android, macOS, Surface)

  • 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.

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