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      • Skills

      This page is aligned with the standalone skill repository at c:/programs/skills.

      It provides installable skills focused on browser extension development with Addfox.

      Install

      From your project root:

      # Install all skills from the repo
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills

# Install only specific skills
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills --skill migrate-to-addfox
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills --skill addfox-best-practices
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills --skill extension-functions-best-practices
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills --skill addfox-debugging
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills --skill addfox-testing

# List available skills first
npx skills add addmo-dev/skills --list

      Or use the full GitHub URL:

      npx skills add https://github.com/addmo-dev/skills

      Available Skills

      SkillDescription
      migrate-to-addfoxMigrate existing projects to Addfox from WXT, Plasmo, Extension.js, or vanilla (no framework).
      addfox-best-practicesBest practices for Addfox extension projects: entry, config, manifest, permissions, cross-browser support, framework/style choices, and messaging.
      extension-functions-best-practicesImplementation guidance for extension feature domains (video/audio/image/download/AI/translation/password manager/web3, etc.), with recommended libraries and references.
      addfox-debuggingTroubleshoot build/runtime issues using terminal output, .addfox/error.md, .addfox/meta.md, and structured debugging workflow.
      addfox-testingTesting guidance for Addfox projects: unit tests and E2E strategy, setup patterns, and framework-specific testing notes.

      Repository Layout

      skills
      migrate-to-addfox
      SKILL.md
      references
      addfox-best-practices
      SKILL.md
      reference.md
      rules
      extension-functions-best-practices
      SKILL.md
      reference.md
      addfox-debugging
      SKILL.md
      reference.md
      addfox-testing
      SKILL.md
      reference.md

      Notes

      • Skills are distributed via skills CLI, then copied into your project skill directory (for example .cursor/skills/ or .agents/skills/).
      • You can install all skills first, then keep only what your team needs.