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Rozenite Agent SDK Agent Skill

Use Rozenite for Agents through `@rozenite/agent-sdk` in Node.js or TypeScript code. Trigger this skill when Codex needs to write or run scripts, wrappers, automations, benchmarks, or agent runtimes that call Rozenite programmatically instead of driving the `rozenite agent` CLI directly.

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Install

one command, takes just this skill from the repository
npx skills add https://github.com/callstackincubator/rozenite --skill rozenite-agent-sdk

What comes with it

6 783 bytes besides the instruction
references/code-patterns.md

The instruction itself

3 sections, as written by the author

Rozenite Agent SDK

Use this skill when the user wants code-first access to Rozenite for Agents.

Read references/code-patterns.md for copy-pastable examples.

Rules

  • Prefer throwaway Node ESM scripts that import @rozenite/agent-sdk.
  • Default flow: createAgentClient() -> client.withSession(...) -> inspect or call tools -> exit.
  • Use session.domains.list() as the source of truth for live built-in and runtime domains.
  • Use session.tools.list({ domain }) and session.tools.getSchema({ domain, tool }) only when you need live inspection or argument confirmation.
  • Prefer typed plugin SDK descriptors from any available official plugin ./sdk export and call tools as session.tools.call(descriptor, args).
  • Fall back to session.tools.call({ domain, tool, args }) only when no matching ./sdk descriptor is available or the tool is discovered dynamically at runtime.
  • When you discover tools through session.tools.list({ domain }), treat the returned shortName as the canonical tool name to pass back into a later call-by-name invocation. Do not invent camelCase aliases or normalize tool names yourself.
  • Prefer stable SDK domain identifiers such as built-in domain IDs (network, react, memory) and plugin IDs (@rozenite/storage-plugin, @rozenite/tanstack-query-plugin) over the derived, CLI-facing domain token like storage.
  • For paged tools, make one call at a time and pass the returned page.nextCursor explicitly in the next call. The plugin owns its page envelope and cursor.
  • If a plugin only mounts after navigation, navigate first, then refresh the live view with session.domains.list() or session.tools.list(...) before calling the plugin tool.
  • For advanced session control with client.openSession() or client.attachSession(sessionId), see the reference patterns.
  • If a script encounters an unexpected runtime error, let the script fail clearly. Do not hide the failure by printing placeholder JSON.

Handoff

  • Use rozenite-agent instead when the task is shell-driven, needs a reusable CLI session, operates directly through rozenite agent ..., or requires target enumeration before choosing a deviceId.

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