Agent Skills
If you use Codex or another coding agent that supports the Vercel skills CLI, you can install a Rozenite skill so the agent can use Rozenite for Agents efficiently.
Rozenite currently ships two complementary skills:
rozenite-agentfor CLI-drivenrozenite agent ...workflows and live shell-based debuggingrozenite-agent-sdkfor Node.js and TypeScript scripts that use@rozenite/agent-sdk
These skills are the easiest way to make a coding agent effective with Rozenite. They give the agent the expected workflow so it can interact with React Native DevTools and Rozenite plugins without fumbling CLI usage, SDK lifecycle, or plugin domain resolution.
Both skills complement Rozenite; they do not replace it. Your app still needs Rozenite installed and configured because the agent ultimately talks to the running app through the Rozenite agent runtime.
Install with the Vercel skills CLI
Install from this repository using the repo URL and the skill name that matches your workflow:
For CLI-driven debugging:
For SDK-driven scripts and automations:
By default, the skills CLI installs project-local skills. For Codex, that means the skill is linked into .agents/skills/. To install it globally for all projects instead, use:
Replace rozenite-agent with rozenite-agent-sdk in that command if you want the SDK skill globally instead.
After installation, you can ask your agent to use rozenite-agent whenever it needs shell-driven live debugging, or rozenite-agent-sdk whenever it needs to write code against @rozenite/agent-sdk.
This is the recommended setup. Rozenite for Agents is designed for coding agents first, and these skills make the intended workflow explicit inside the agent.
Next steps
- Go back to the Rozenite for Agents overview.
- Adding tools to your application – expose custom tools from your app for agents to call.
- Making your plugin agent-enabled – expose tools from your Rozenite plugin to agents.
