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Use Skedulo with your AI assistant

Installable agent skills, markdown mirrors of every page, and a single-file llms-full.txt give your coding assistant accurate, current Skedulo context.

AI coding assistants do good Skedulo work when they have the right context. This page covers the three sources we maintain for that: installable agent skills, markdown mirrors of this site, and a single-file index of the whole site.

Agent skills

Skedulo agent skills are instruction sets that teach an assistant how the platform actually works: the CLI's guardrails, API patterns, artifact schemas, and deployment workflows. Install one with the Skills CLI:

npx skills add skeduloDevelopers/agent-skills@<skill-name>

Skills cover the full extension surface, including:

  • skedulo-cli: safe sked usage (alias enforcement, inspection habits, and guardrails around destructive operations).
  • skedulo-api-developer: GraphQL, EQL, batch operations, and performance patterns for the Pulse APIs.
  • connected-function-developer: build and deploy serverless functions for custom business logic.
  • horizon-page-developer: author and deploy platform pages across all three authoring flows.
  • mex-developer: build and validate Skedulo Plus mobile extensions.
  • webhooks-developer / triggered-actions-developer: event-driven automation, including deferred timers and inbound SMS.

The full catalog also covers object models, user roles, automations, optimization extensions, and list-view configuration. It is generated from the agent-skills repository, so the repo is always current.

Markdown mirrors

Append .md to any page URL on this site to get that page as plain markdown:

https://developer.skedulo.com/docs/webhooks.md
https://developer.skedulo.com/blog/graphql-101-part-1-accessing-data-on-the-pulse-platform.md

The mirror is generated from the same source as the rendered page, so the two can't drift.

The whole site in one file

llms-full.txt concatenates every page into a single plain-text file. Load it into an assistant's context, or index it locally:

https://developer.skedulo.com/llms-full.txt

Putting it to use

Starting a Skedulo project? Install the skills that match what you're building. Your assistant gets the schemas, workflows, and guardrails without you pasting documentation into the chat.

Asking a one-off question? Paste the page's .md URL. The assistant reads clean markdown instead of scraping HTML.

For the full platform reference (API docs, data model, extension guides), the developer guides at docs.skedulo.com remain the source of truth.