genaiscript

Create and orchestrate GenAIScript scripts for LLM prompts and AI workflows.

22|2|Updated Nov 22, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/markpitt/claude-skills --skill genaiscript
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Skill: genaiscript
Source: https://github.com/markpitt/claude-skills/tree/main/skills/genaiscript
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/markpitt/claude-skills --skill genaiscript

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a structured gateway to GenAIScript documentation and patterns for building, debugging, and optimizing prompts, prompts‑as‑code, and AI workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Fundamentals of GenAIScript script structure and APIs
  • API references, patterns, and templates for common tasks
  • Examples for code review, documentation, testing, and data processing
  • Design patterns for scalable, modular AI automation

Quick Start

Load core concepts to learn the syntax of script(), def(), defData(), and defTool(), then explore examples to accelerate real workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions about genaiscript

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create and run prompts as code with GenAIScript?

GenAIScript enables prompts-as-code by letting you write scripts using script() and def() functions to structure LLM interactions. You define prompt templates with $-syntax, register tools with defTool(), and orchestrate multi-step AI workflows in a single declarative script that runs end-to-end.

Can I process PDF, DOCX, and CSV files in GenAIScript workflows?

Yes. GenAIScript supports file processing for PDF, DOCX, and CSV formats through defData() and content inclusion APIs. You can load and parse these files within scripts to feed structured data into LLM prompts and automate document-based AI tasks.

What's the best way to define schemas and register tools in GenAIScript?

Use defSchema() to declare structured data formats and defTool() to register external functions that LLMs can invoke. This lets you create type-safe tool integrations and enforce output structure, enabling agents to interact with APIs and services within orchestrated workflows.

How do I build multi-step automation workflows with agents in GenAIScript?

GenAIScript uses design-pattern-driven workflows where you chain script() calls, define tool dependencies with defTool(), and manage state across steps. You compose scripts with schema validation, file outputs via defFileOutput(), and MCP support to create scalable, modular agent automation.

Does GenAIScript support Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration?

Yes. GenAIScript includes MCP support built into its architecture, allowing you to connect standardized protocol-based tools and services directly into your prompts-as-code workflows without custom wrapper code.

What are the performance considerations when building GenAIScript workflows?

GenAIScript workflows account for LLM latency, token costs, and sequential step execution. Design patterns emphasize batching file operations, caching schema definitions, and parallelizing independent tool calls to optimize throughput in multi-step automation.