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Version: 1.0.5

Fetch-skills

Fetch-skills is an open-source CLI installer that drops curated Fetch.ai developer knowledge — uAgent patterns, payment protocol flows, Agentverse integration guides, and package-setup best practices — directly into your AI coding tool's skills directory.

Instead of hunting through docs or manually copying snippets, your coding assistant has everything it needs baked in from the start. One command, an interactive three-step wizard, and your AI agent is ready to build on the Fetch.ai ecosystem.

One command to get started

From the root of any project:

npx fetch-skills

This launches the interactive wizard. No flags, no config files.

Why use Fetch-skills?​

  • Zero-friction onboarding — one command installs everything your agent project needs.
  • Skills compose — mix any package setup skill with one or more protocol skills.
  • Overwrite-safe — prompts before replacing any existing file.
  • Tool-agnostic — works with Cursor, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, and any AGENTS.md-compatible tool.
  • Auto-discovery — the CLI finds new skills automatically; no code changes required when new ones ship.

Who is it for?​

Fetch-skills is built for developers building on the Fetch.ai ecosystem: anyone writing uAgents, integrating payment protocols (Stripe or on-chain FET), or deploying agents to Agentverse. If you use an AI coding assistant, Fetch-skills makes that assistant dramatically more useful for Fetch.ai work.

Quick Start​

npm install vs npx

Running npm install fetch-skills only adds the package to node_modules — it does not launch the wizard. Always use npx fetch-skills to run the installer.

From the root of any project you want to install skills into:

npx fetch-skills

Fetch-skills interactive wizard interface

The wizard runs in three steps answered with arrow keys and Enter. It writes skill files to the correct location for your chosen tool and summarises every file it created or skipped.

Supported Tools​

ToolInstall path
Cursor.cursor/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md
Claude Code.claude/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md
Google Antigravity.agent/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md
AGENTS.md / genericAGENTS.md (one ## section per skill)

Choose All supported tools in Step 3 to install skills for every target in one run.

The 3-Step Wizard​

Step 1 — Choose your package setup​

Exactly one package skill is installed alongside your chosen protocol skills. This skill controls all install commands, run commands, lockfile rules, and .env / .gitignore templates for the entire project.

OptionUse when
uv packageYour project uses uv (uv add, uv sync, uv run, pyproject.toml)
Poetry packageYour project uses Poetry (poetry add, poetry install, poetry run)
Python venv + pipClassic venv + pip + requirements.txt workflow
No package managerCode-only — skip install commands; only document required imports
Which package skill should I choose?

uv-package is the recommended default for new projects. If your existing project already has a pyproject.toml managed by Poetry, choose poetry-package. For legacy projects without a build tool, choose python-venv-package.

Step 1 — Choose your package setup

Step 2 — Select protocol skills​

A checkbox list appears. Use Space to toggle individual items, A to toggle all, and Enter to confirm. You may select one or more protocol skills — they all compose cleanly with your chosen package skill.

SkillWhat it provides
chat-protocolChatMessage, session lifecycle, Agentverse manifest registration
stripe-payment-protocolStripe Checkout RequestPayment/CommitPayment, idempotency
fet-payment-protocolOn-chain FET payments, cosmpy ledger verify, mainnet + testnet
payment-protocolStripe + FET combined in one agent, unified on_commit dispatcher

Step 2 — Select protocol skills

Step 3 — Pick your install target​

Choose the AI coding tool you use. Selecting All supported tools installs skills for every target simultaneously.

AGENTS.md behaviour

If AGENTS.md already exists you will be prompted before it is replaced. The file is overwritten in full — not appended to.

Step 3 — Pick your install target

Keyboard controls​

KeyAction
↑ / ↓Navigate between options
SpaceToggle checkbox (Step 2 multi-select)
AToggle all checkboxes (Step 2)
EnterConfirm selection and advance

Skill Composition​

Fetch-skills is designed around composition. Every protocol skill is environment-agnostic — it contains only agent and protocol code. When your coding assistant needs to run an install command, start the agent, manage the lockfile, or set up .env, it defers to whichever package skill is installed.

CombinationWhat you get
uv-package + chat-protocolA basic chat agent built with uv. The assistant knows how to uv add uagents, set up pyproject.toml, and implement the full chat handler.
poetry-package + stripe-payment-protocolA payment-enabled agent for Poetry projects. Full Stripe Checkout flow with Poetry-specific install commands and lockfile guidance.
python-venv-package + payment-protocolAn agent that accepts both Stripe and FET in a classic venv environment. pip install commands, requirements.txt, and complete dual-payment handler.
no-package + chat-protocol + fet-payment-protocolCode-only mode for environments where packages are pre-installed. No install commands — only agent code and protocol logic.

Frequently Asked Questions​

Do I need to re-run Fetch-skills when new skills are released? Yes — run npx fetch-skills again to pick up new skills. The wizard will prompt before overwriting any existing skill files.

Can I install skills for multiple tools at once? Yes — choose All supported tools in Step 3 and the installer writes to all tool directories in one run.

What happens if AGENTS.md already exists? The installer will prompt you before replacing it. If you confirm, the file is overwritten in full with a freshly generated version containing your selected skills.

Do protocol skills depend on each other? No hard dependency — but stripe-payment-protocol and fet-payment-protocol both assume the agent also speaks Chat Protocol. The payment-protocol skill bundles both payment methods and is the simplest choice if you want everything.

Is Fetch-skills free to use? Yes. Fetch-skills is MIT licensed.