mongez-agent-kit-agent-integrations

Agent integrations

You're a developer who wants their AI coding agent to read the same project conventions as the rest of the team and pick up the skills bundled inside the npm packages you depend on. This page is the per-IDE cookbook. Pick your agent below, copy-paste the snippet, ship.

Every section follows the same three-step pattern — what differs is which files agent-kit writes, which --target flag to pass, and what reload step the agent needs.

The shared baseline

Before any per-IDE step, every project does the same bootstrap — no install needed:

npx @mongez/agent-kit@latest init

That runs the latest published agent-kit on the fly (use the scoped name with npx; npx agent-kit … unscoped resolves a different package) and writes a starter AGENTS.md at the project root (only if one doesn't already exist), then derives CLAUDE.md, .gemini/GEMINI.md, .github/copilot-instructions.md, and CONVENTIONS.md from it. It also seeds agentKit.targets in package.json — ["claude"] by default, or pass --target claude,cursor,… to choose — so the otherwise-implicit default is visible and editable. (init is one-time, so always-latest npx is ideal; the recurring sync belongs as a pinned dev dependency.) From here, the per-agent sections below differ only in which --target you pass and which directory the skills land in.

Then wire sync into postinstall so every future yarn install / npm install keeps everything current:

{
  "scripts": {
    "postinstall": "agent-kit sync"
  }
}

init can wire this for you. When @mongez/agent-kit is already a dependency/devDependency and no postinstall exists yet, init writes the script above automatically. The zero-install npx @mongez/agent-kit@latest init bootstrap can't (nothing is in node_modules to run it), so add it by hand after installing agent-kit — init prints a reminder.

At-a-glance: every supported agent

A one-table lookup before you scroll into the per-agent sections. Two things to watch for in the Skills folder column — the singular/plural variants are real and easy to mis-type: