skills.sh
Install the RobotRock skill from skills.sh so your coding agent already knows how to wire sendToHuman, webhooks, polling, Trigger.dev, Vercel Workflow, and the Vercel AI SDK — without pasting docs into every chat.
skills.sh is the open registry for agent skills: reusable packages that teach coding agents specialized workflows, tools, and domain knowledge.
Installation
npx skills add robotrock-io/robotrock-skills --skill robotrockOr browse and install from the registry page: skills.sh/robotrock-io/robotrock-skills/robotrock.
What the skill covers
The RobotRock skill loads SDK patterns, environment variables, and integration paths into the agent context:
| Topic | What the agent learns |
|---|---|
| Client setup | createClient, env vars, polling vs webhook |
| Tasks | sendToHuman, actions, assignment, threads |
| Waiting | Polling, webhooks, durable Trigger.dev / Workflow waits |
| AI agents | robotrock/ai tools and tool-approval bridge |
| Inbox UI | Task context, widgets, and action widgets |
The skill includes reference files for each integration path and points to companion skills (Trigger.dev, Vercel Workflow) when you are setting up those hosts.
Pair with MCP
The skill teaches how to integrate RobotRock in your codebase. For runtime tools inside Cursor or other MCP hosts, also connect the hosted MCP server:
| Layer | Use |
|---|---|
| Agent skill | Scaffold SDK code, env setup, and integration choices |
| MCP | send_to_human and get_task at runtime in the agent session |
When to use the skill vs other integrations
| Goal | Use |
|---|---|
| Teach a coding agent RobotRock patterns | skills.sh skill |
| Runtime tools in an MCP host | MCP |
| Vercel AI SDK agents | robotrock/ai |
| Trigger.dev worker | robotrock/trigger |
| Vercel Workflow | robotrock/workflow |
Related
- Getting started — SDK install and quick start
- Send to human
- MCP