Skills library
Skills are small files that teach your coding agent how to work with CodeSpring. Install the pack once and your agent stops guessing your setup, because it can read your plan and build straight from it. Here is the whole library: a core skill plus six specialists that form a build workflow.
How to install
A skill is a small file that gives your agent one specific ability, like reading your CodeSpring plan or mapping a repo. You install them once, straight from GitHub, so you never download files by hand. The installer asks which agent to configure, and it works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and more than thirty other tools.
First make sure the CodeSpring CLI is installed and you are signed in with npm i -g @codespring-app/cli and codespring auth login, and that this project is linked with codespring init. Then one command adds the whole skill pack, with every skill below inside it. You only run it once.
npx skills add CodeSpringApp/codespring-skillsThe skills
The whole pack installs with the one command above. It is a core skill plus six specialists that form a build workflow. For the exact order to use them, from getting connected to keeping your plan true to your code, see Building with AI.
codespring (core)
Teaches your agent how CodeSpring works and how to drive the CLI: tasks, PRDs, mind maps and projects. It underlies every other skill.
Works automatically under every skill below, so there is nothing to invoke directly.
cs-getting-started
Connects your agent to CodeSpring and routes you, whether you want to design a new project from scratch or import a codebase you already have.
Invoke with /cs-getting-started, or just ask your agent to get you started with CodeSpring.
cs-import-codebase
Reads your real code and maps it into CodeSpring, generates the Frontend and Backend PRDs, then runs a read-only audit of the code against the map.
Invoke with /cs-import-codebase, or just ask your agent to import your codebase into CodeSpring.
cs-create-prd
Pick a feature and generate a Frontend, Backend, or Both PRD, deep-dived from the real code and attached to the feature so new work does not duplicate or break what exists.
Invoke with /cs-create-prd, or just ask your agent to create the PRDs for a feature.
cs-create-tasks
Turns the notes and PRDs of a feature into a numbered, prioritized, parallel-safe Kanban task list linked to the feature.
Invoke with /cs-create-tasks, or just ask your agent to break a feature into tasks.
cs-build-feature
Interactive build: checks the feature has enough context and a task list, guides you to fill any gaps, then works the tasks, optionally with up to five parallel sub-agents, without breaking existing features.
Invoke with /cs-build-feature, or just ask your agent to build a feature from its plan.
cs-resync-codebase
After building, checks whether CodeSpring is stale versus the real code and updates the map, notes and PRDs. Read-only on your code.
Invoke with /cs-resync-codebase, or just ask your agent to resync CodeSpring with your code.