Guide developers through soda-gql topics with interactive routing and code examples.
npx skills add https://github.com/whatasoda/soda-gql --skill gql-guide
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gql:guide Source: https://github.com/whatasoda/soda-gql/tree/main/claude-code-plugin/skills/gql-guide Command: npx skills add https://github.com/whatasoda/soda-gql --skill gql-guide
Guides developers through soda-gql features with an interactive, topic-driven approach, turning complex concepts into guided experiments.
Ask the guide to cover a topic, for example tagged-template, fragment, or operation, to begin.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Learn soda-gql concepts like fragments and operations using an interactive, topic-driven guide that provides concept explanations, in-context code examples, and playground references for practical experimentation.
The best way to set up soda-gql and understand its tagged-template syntax is by following interactive topic routing, which provides concept explanations, references, and practical code patterns for setup and core syntax.
The soda-gql guide covers codegen, colocation, and LSP integration through topic-based explanations and playground-like patterns, illustrating how these features work together within your development environment.
Yes, you can see practical code examples for soda-gql directives and unions. The guide includes in-context code examples and playground references to illustrate patterns and best practices for these specific topics.
No specific dependencies are required to use the soda-gql guide. It provides interactive topic routing and example-driven explanations for metadata, operations, and other concepts without needing additional installed components.
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