Prismatic Skills Now Work in Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and Antigravity
Blog post from Prismatic
Prismatic Skills are now available as free, open-source tools for five AI coding agents—Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and Antigravity—following end-to-end evaluations of integration and component-building workflows. Built on the cross-vendor Agent Skills standard, the portable SKILL.md-based package lets developers install the same capabilities through skills.sh without agent-specific hooks or plan changes. The skills enable agents to scaffold, write, compile, deploy, test, troubleshoot, and maintain TypeScript-based Prismatic integrations; generate custom components from API documentation; embed Prismatic marketplaces and workflow builders in common web frameworks; and migrate integrations from platforms such as Boomi and Cyclr. Installation requires the Prism CLI for access to a Prismatic organization, while invocation methods differ by agent, ranging from slash commands to natural-language requests. Existing Claude Code users may continue using the legacy plugin during a transition, but future installations and updates will use the new standards-based repository, with formal deprecation timing to be announced later.
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