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Cursor, Copilot & Other Agents

The Formwright skill works with any coding agent that supports the Skills CLI format — not just Claude Code. This includes Cursor and any other agent that reads .claude/skills/ or equivalent skill directories.

Install​

npx skills add adarshaacharya/formwright --skill formwright

The skill installs to .claude/skills/formwright/ in your project. Most agents that support the Skills format will pick it up automatically from there.

What agents get​

The skill is plain Markdown — no runtime code, no executables. It's a structured knowledge base that agents read when they need to generate or reason about Formwright code:

.claude/skills/formwright/
├── SKILL.md                        ← entry point, description, quick reference
└── references/
    ├── schema-builder.md           ← field.*, layout.*, rule.*, datasource.*
    ├── react-integration.md        ← Provider, Root, hooks, renderers
    ├── plugins.md                  ← custom plugin authoring
    └── patterns.md                 ← common recipes with working code

Using the skill in CURSOR_RULES or system prompts​

If your agent doesn't auto-detect skills directories, you can reference the skill manually in your .cursorrules, .cursor/rules, or agent system prompt:

When working with Formwright forms, refer to the API reference at
.claude/skills/formwright/references/schema-builder.md and
.claude/skills/formwright/references/react-integration.md.

Manual install (without npx skills)​

If you prefer not to use the Skills CLI:

  1. Clone or download the skill files from the Formwright GitHub repository
  2. Copy the formwright/ skill directory to .claude/skills/ in your project
  3. Commit it alongside your code
# From the formwright repo root:
cp -r .claude/skills/formwright /path/to/your-project/.claude/skills/