vueuse/skills

Agent Skills for VueUse

What it solves

It helps AI agents use the VueUse library more accurately while consuming fewer tokens. By providing precise usage references, it reduces the likelihood of agents hallucinating or inventing non-existent APIs.

How it works

The project implements a system of "skills" for agents using several strategies:

  • Progressive disclosure: It sends general function overviews first and only loads detailed usage and type declarations when specifically needed.
  • Minimal token usage: It filters information to provide only what is necessary for the current task.
  • Offline-first design: It operates without requiring internet access or special agent permissions.
  • Customizable policies: Users can define specific rules for how functions should be invoked via prompts or an AGENTS.md file.

Who it’s for

Developers using AI agents (such as Claude Code) to build Vue or Nuxt applications who want the agent to leverage the VueUse utility library efficiently.

Highlights

  • Reduces token costs through selective data loading.
  • Prevents API hallucinations with precise references.
  • Integrates with the Claude Code Marketplace.
  • Supports offline operation.

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