codebolt-api-access

You can call CodeBolt modules from your application by using the codebolt-api-access skill, which enables seamless invocation of public modules like fs and browser through a single API. For example, use codebolt.fs.readFile('/path/to/file') to read files.

CodeBolt module integration supports invoking fs, browser, terminal, git, chat, llm, thread, todo, memory, task, swarm, job, roadmap, autoTesting, mcp, and actionPlan directly from client applications. The skill provides structured references and inline documentation for each public API.

No special setup is required to access CodeBolt modules beyond a standard CodeBolt SDK installation. The skill provides unified module access, rich references, and quick-start workflows to begin building automation scripts without boilerplate integration work.

Yes, you can orchestrate multiple CodeBolt modules in automation scripts using the codebolt-api-access skill. It provides quick-start workflows that allow developers to coordinate modules like terminal, git, and llm together, removing boilerplate integration work.

CodeBolt module documentation and example usage patterns are included directly within the skill via rich references and inline documentation for each public API. This allows developers to access up-to-date information for modules like fs, browser, and terminal.

The best way to integrate LLM and task management modules is using the codebolt-api-access skill, which offers unified module access to invoke llm, task, and todo modules directly. It removes boilerplate integration work and provides structured module references.