nuxt-skill-hub
Install one module. Your agent gets best practices, module APIs, and patterns for every Nuxt module in your project.
Works with your AI agent
How it works
nuxt-{package.name}What's inside
AI agents are good out of the box - but they lack Nuxt-specific context. Skills provide best practices, footgun avoidance, and module-specific guidance maintained by module authors and shipped alongside their packages.
A tiny Nuxt decision layer stays in context so agents choose the right abstraction before opening deeper packs
High-priority packs for meta vs head, content modeling, error surfaces, Nuxt UI primitives, and finish checks
Data fetching, hydration safety, runtime config, Nitro, and request boundaries where Nuxt-specific mistakes compound quickly
Nuxt Content and Nuxt UI guidance that steers agents away from hand-built lookalikes and stale API shapes
Each module adds scoped guidance on top of the Nuxt core packs instead of replacing broad framework rules
When a module lacks a shipped skill, generated wrappers route agents to official docs and repo links without MCP
Preview
Toggle modules on the left. The skill file tree updates in real-time.
Modules
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Configuration
Configure skillHub in your nuxt.config.ts only when you need a custom skill name or explicit agent targets.
autoCustom skill name. Defaults to nuxt-{package.name}.[]Optional explicit agent targets. Leave empty to auto-detect installed agents.export default defineNuxtConfig({ modules: ['nuxt-skill-hub'], skillHub: { targets: ['claude-code'], } })
Pipeline
Every nuxi prepare walks three stages — scan, resolve, write.
Detect AI agents
Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Codex folders
Discover modules
Nuxt modules, layers, extra packages
Read from dist
Bundled skill files in the package
Fetch from GitHub
Module repository fallback
Fallback map
Curated community skill map
Generate skill files
Merge core + module guidance per agent