Agent skills

Vibator ships three skills for Claude Code and compatible agents. A skill is a short instruction set the agent loads when the task calls for it, so the tool is used the way it was designed to be used.

• configuring-vibator: inspect a project and write a fitting configuration.
• fixing-vibator-findings: consume the JSON report and resolve findings at their source.
• writing-vibator-rules: author a project rule, its guideline, and its tests.

$ npx vibator skills            # list what is bundled
$ npx vibator skills --install  # copy into .claude/skills/

The gate skill

The gate adds a fourth: using-the-vibator-gate covers running the gate, acting on findings, and adjusting standards in the thin configs. Copy skills/using-the-vibator-gate/ from the @vibator/gate package into your agent's skills directory. The wizard lists all four skills in the AGENTS.md section it writes.

Agents without skill support

The same material is reachable from the command line, so any agent can be pointed at it:

$ npx vibator explain <rule>   # the guideline in force for a rule
$ npx vibator docs <topic>     # a bundled document: writing-rules, configuration, rules

The JSON report is self-sufficient: each finding carries its snippet and an absolute path to every guideline, so an agent acting on it never needs to know where the package manager installed the package.