Scaffold Vicinae extensions with TypeScript and React.
npx skills add https://github.com/knoopx/pi --skill vicinae
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: vicinae Source: https://github.com/knoopx/pi/tree/main/agent/skills/vicinae Command: npx skills add https://github.com/knoopx/pi --skill vicinae
This skill helps developers scaffold Vicinae launcher extensions using TypeScript and React, enabling rapid creation of commands and UI views with a standard project layout.
Recommended: Use Vicinae's built-in "Create Extension" command. Manual: mkdir my-extension && cd my-extension npm init -y npm install @vicinae/api typescript @types/react @types/node mkdir src && touch src/command.tsx
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To scaffold a Vicinae extension, you can use Vicinae's built-in 'Create Extension' command or manually initialize a project with @vicinae/api, TypeScript, and React to generate a standardized manifest, src directory, and optional assets structure.
Yes, you can build Raycast-compatible extensions with Vicinae by scaffolding projects that support Raycast-style workflows, enabling rapid creation of both view and no-view commands using TypeScript and React.
When creating Vicinae launcher commands, you can define and build List, Form, and Detail UI views using React, allowing you to structure both view-based interactive commands and no-view background commands.
Yes, developing Vicinae extensions requires a TypeScript and React development environment with a standard project skeleton, including a references folder containing built-in documentation for UX patterns, API usage, and keyboard shortcuts.
The best way to structure a new Vicinae extension project is to use the scaffolding tool to automatically generate a standardized layout consisting of a manifest file, a src directory for commands, and an optional assets folder for static files.
Documentation-driven development matters for Vicinae extensions because the references folder provides built-in docs for UX patterns, API usage, and keyboard shortcuts, ensuring standardized command creation and consistent interface design.
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