A skill teaches an AI assistant a durable method for working with Taiga UI — the workflow to follow and the checks to run — that it triggers automatically based on what you ask, no special command needed. Ours live in taiga-family/skills . A skill guides the assistant; it does not replace your review — the agent still verifies exact, version-specific APIs against a live source, and you approve the changes it proposes.
Ask in plain language — the relevant skill triggers on context:
@taiga-ui/legacy imports left after ng update ." taiga-ui — build with Taiga UI. taiga-ui-setup — set up Taiga UI in an Angular project: root component, styles, and providers via ng add taiga-ui . taiga-ui-migration — safely resolve the schematics migration TODOs left after ng update / nx migrate , clean up migration notes, and clear deprecation warnings without changing runtime behavior. Skills install with npx skills — no setup required. Install a specific skill:
npx skills add taiga-family/skills --skill taiga-ui-migration
…or install everything at once:
npx skills add taiga-family/skills --all
Each skill is a Markdown SKILL.md file with a short description of when to use it. Installing drops it into your agent's skills directory, and from then on the agent loads it automatically whenever your request matches that description — there is no flag or slash command to remember.
A skill carries the durable part — the workflow, the guardrails, the mistakes to avoid — and deliberately leaves exact component names, imports, and per-version APIs to an always-fresh source, the MCP server or llms-full.txt , because Taiga UI evolves quickly. That keeps the method stable while the facts stay current.