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Talk to your AI coding agent about SuprSend the way you’d talk to a teammate who’s already read all our docs. Each skill is a small folder of SuprSend knowledge - JSON schemas, CLI flags, examples, gotchas - that sits next to your code. When you ask your agent to do anything SuprSend-related, it loads the right skill automatically and works from the actual spec instead of guessing.

Quickstart

Install all four skills and ship your first AI-generated workflow in under 5 minutes.

GitHub repo

Browse the source. Every skill is open and auditable.

skills.sh listing

Trust Hub audit - zero Socket alerts.

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Why use Skills

Agents invent node_type values that don’t exist, make up CLI flags, and fake field names. You spend more time fixing the AI’s output than you saved.
Skills load the canonical JSON schemas, CLI reference, and channel content shapes into your agent’s context the moment it picks up a SuprSend task - so generated output validates the first time.
Skills follow the agentskills.io progressive-disclosure pattern - only metadata loads at startup, full instructions load on activation, deep references load on demand.

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Available skills

Four skills ship today. Each activates automatically when your agent detects a relevant task - you don’t have to remember which one to load.

suprsend-workflow-schema

Use when: generating or editing workflow JSON.Every workflow node, field, and validation rule.

suprsend-template-schema

Use when: authoring or editing template variants.Variant envelope, per-channel content schemas across all 9 channels, Handlebars + JSONNET.

suprsend-cli

Use when: pushing, syncing, or managing SuprSend assets from the terminal.Every CLI command, flag, and common mistake to avoid.

suprsend-docs-support

Use when: asking your agent SuprSend questions or debugging.A map of SuprSend docs and live .md endpoints your agent can fetch on demand.

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What you can build

Describe a workflow in a sentence - “send an email reminder 1 hour after cart abandonment, then SMS if no order in 24 hours” - and your agent produces valid workflow JSON ready to push.
“Build an SMS variant for the welcome template in French”, “create a tenant-specific welcome email” - the template skill knows the variant envelope, per-channel content shapes, and the right brand variable syntax.
Ask your agent things like “push this workflow to staging and commit it” or “sync workflows from staging to production” - it runs the right CLI command with the right flags the first time.
Point your agent at templates from another tool or codebase and have it convert and push them into SuprSend. Or seed users, lists, and preferences for local development.
Your agent fetches any SuprSend docs page on demand to answer questions accurately - no stale training data, no guesswork.

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Install

1

Install all four skills

Run this in your project folder:
npx skills add suprsend/skills
The installer auto-detects which agents you have on your machine and asks where to install.
2

Generate a service token

Go to Dashboard → Account Settings → Service Tokens and create a token for your workspace.
3

Authenticate the CLI

export SUPRSEND_SERVICE_TOKEN="your_service_token_here"
4

Verify the connection

suprsend profile current
Your agent will now push to this workspace when it runs CLI commands.

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How Skills work

1

At startup

Only the skill name and one-line description load - your agent knows what’s available, nothing more.
2

When you describe a task

The relevant skill’s full instructions load into context automatically.
3

On demand

Deep references (full schemas, node tables) load only if your agent needs them for that specific task.
After installation, skills are passive - nothing extra to run. Just open your agent and start describing what you want to build.

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Supported agents

Skills work with any agent that follows the agentskills.io spec. The installer auto-detects which agents are on your machine and asks where to install.
AgentSkill directory
Cursor, Amp, Cline, Codex, Copilot, Warp, Kimi CLI, OpenCode.agents/skills/
Claude Code.claude/skills/
Continue.continue/skills/
Augment.augment/skills/
Commit the skills folder to your repo. Your whole team gets the same agent behavior with no extra setup.

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Security

Audited

Every SuprSend skill is published through skills.sh and passes the Gen Agent Trust Hub audit with zero Socket alerts.

Open source

Browse every skill, reference file, and version history on GitHub.
Skills run with full agent permissions. Review the contents of any skill - ours or third-party - before using it on production code.