codity skill

Install the Codity agent skills into an AI editor, so Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex can drive the CLI.

Usage

codity skill install [--editor cursor|claude|codex|all] [--global] [--force]

Flags

Flag	Default	What it does
`--editor`	every editor already configured here, otherwise `cursor`	Which editor's skills directory to write to. `all` writes to all three.
`--global`	off	Install into your home directory (`~/.cursor/skills/`) instead of this project (`./.cursor/skills/`).
`--force`	off	Overwrite skill files that already exist. Without it, existing files are kept and reported.
`--json`	off	Print the editors, files written, and files skipped as JSON.

What It Installs

Four skills, plus the shared CLI contract they all reference:

Skill	What it does
`code-review`	Reviews local changes and helps fix findings.
`autofix`	Applies Codity PR comments with approval before each fix.
`check-pr`	Waits for CI, reads review comments, and reports merge readiness.
`codity-loop`	Runs review, fix, and re-review until critical and high findings are cleared.

Each editor reads them from its own directory: .cursor/skills/, .claude/skills/, or .codex/skills/.

Examples

codity skill install                              # every editor set up in this project
codity skill install --editor cursor              # ./.cursor/skills/
codity skill install --editor cursor --global     # ~/.cursor/skills/
codity skill install --editor all --force --json  # all three, overwriting, machine-readable

Reload your editor window afterwards so it picks the skills up.

info
codity skill install needs no authentication and does not have to run inside a git repository. It writes files that are embedded in the CLI binary, so it works offline.

For the marketplace install instead, see Cursor plugin and Claude Code plugin.

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