Skills

Agent skills that teach AI coding assistants how to build with Latitude.

Skills

Skill	Description
latitude-setup	Zero-account onboarding: bootstrap a temporary Latitude account, instrument, verify traces, build a first Artifact, claim.
latitude-cli	Install, authenticate, and drive the latitude CLI to run Latitude API operations from a terminal.
latitude-telemetry	Add Latitude Telemetry instrumentation for TypeScript and Python applications.
latitude-migrate	Move an app from Latitude V1 (PromptL, gateway, SDK 5.x) to V2: export, convert prompts, instrument, recreate signals and datasets, verify.
latitude-artifacts	Build Artifacts: self-contained HTML reports and KPI dashboards from your Latitude data (MCP, CLI, API), in the Latitude design language with light and dark themes.

latitude-setup builds on two others. It orchestrates latitude-cli (install + auth) and latitude-telemetry (instrumentation), and ends by building a first Artifact from its own bundled template. The skills CLI does not auto-install dependency skills, so add all three when you want the from-scratch onboarding flow:

npx skills add https://github.com/latitude-dev/skills --skill latitude-setup,latitude-cli,latitude-telemetry

latitude-migrate also depends on latitude-cli and latitude-telemetry, so add all three for a V1 to V2 migration:

npx skills add https://github.com/latitude-dev/skills --skill latitude-migrate,latitude-cli,latitude-telemetry

latitude-artifacts is for the reports after that: any question over a window, comparisons, refreshable dashboards. It reads Latitude through the MCP, the CLI, or an API key.

npx skills add https://github.com/latitude-dev/skills --skill latitude-artifacts

Installation

Quick start

Install a skill with the skills CLI:

npx skills add https://github.com/latitude-dev/skills --skill <skill-name>

Manual installation

Copy the desired skill's whole folder skills/<skill-name>/ — its SKILL.md and any bundled files — into your agent harness's skills directory.

• Claude Code: add it under .claude/skills/<skill-name>/ in your project, or under your user-level Claude Code skills directory if you want it available across projects.
• Codex: add it under .codex/skills/<skill-name>/ in your project, or the equivalent user-level Codex skills directory.
• Cursor: add it under .cursor/skills/<skill-name>/ in your project so Cursor agents can load it with the rest of your workspace instructions.
• OpenCode: add it under .opencode/skills/<skill-name>/ in your project, or the equivalent user-level OpenCode skills directory.
• Other .agents-compatible agent harnesses: add it under .agents/skills/<skill-name>/.

After copying the skill, restart or reload your agent harness so it can discover the new instructions.