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Syntage publishes a set of Agent Skills that guide AI coding agents through integration work. The skills tell the agent which documentation to consult and which safety checks to apply; these docs remain the canonical product and API contract.
If you are building a Syntage integration with an AI coding assistant, install these first. An agent working without them will infer endpoints, field names, extractor options, and event types — and inferred integration code is usually plausible enough to pass review while being wrong.

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Install

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Agent Skills clients

Install the repository with a compatible Agent Skills client:
Select the skills relevant to your integration when prompted.

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Claude Code

Add the Syntage marketplace and install the skill bundle:

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Available skills

Invoke a skill explicitly when asking your agent for help:

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Safety defaults

Every skill applies the same baseline:
  • Start development and testing in sandbox, where returned data is simulated.
  • Do not send production requests, mutate production integration configuration, or open a live onboarding flow without your explicit confirmation.
  • Keep environment-specific API keys, signing secrets, datasource credentials, and authorizations outside source code, prompts, logs, and generated examples.
  • Verify endpoints, fields, filters, extractor options, and event types against the current documentation instead of guessing.

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Client metadata

SKILL.md contains the portable instructions and discovery metadata shared by Agent Skills clients. Optional client adapters enhance supported products without changing those instructions:
  • agents/openai.yaml supplies OpenAI clients such as Codex with display names, short descriptions, and suggested prompts.
  • .claude-plugin/marketplace.json makes all four skills installable as a Claude Code plugin bundle.
Clients that do not recognize an adapter continue to use SKILL.md. The skills are maintained at github.com/syntagecom/skills.