Generate inline CEF agent handlers and projects from natural language goals.
npx skills add https://github.com/CEF-AI/skills --skill cef-coding
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: cef-coding Source: https://github.com/CEF-AI/skills/tree/main/skills/coding Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CEF-AI/skills --skill cef-coding
This Skill guides developers to write fully inline CEF agent handler code, understand the Context API surfaces (context.models, context.agents, context.cubbies, context.streams, context.rafts, context.image, context.emit, context.fetch, context.workspace, context.log), coordinate multi-agent orchestration, and generate complete CEF projects from natural language goals.
Run cef dev to start a local CEF dev server and begin building and testing a fully inline handler-based project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To write self-contained TypeScript handler code for CEF agents, you create fully inline handler files that run in V8 isolates. These files access the runtime context directly without external dependencies, using in-file helpers for logic.
The Context API surface for inline CEF agent programming provides access to context.models, context.agents, context.cubbies, context.streams, context.rafts, context.image, context.emit, context.fetch, context.workspace, and context.log for orchestration.
You generate a complete CEF project from natural language goals by leveraging the skill's project generation capabilities. This creates end-to-end workspaces, streams, cubbies, and deployments directly from your specified objectives.
Yes, you can test generated CEF projects locally before deployment. You run the `cef dev` command to start a local CEF dev server, allowing you to build and test fully inline handler-based projects.
Multi-agent orchestration across CEF entity hierarchies works by wiring together workspaces, streams, cubbies, rafts, agents, tasks, and engagements. This structure coordinates multiple agents to deliver end-to-end workflows.
No, you do not need external dependencies to run inline CEF agent handlers. The skill enforces strict inline code and in-file helpers, ensuring handlers operate with only the runtime context access in V8 isolates.
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