prismicio/skills

prismic

Use whenever Prismic is mentioned or relevant in any way — including questions, lookups, configuration, repository settings, content modeling, content types, slices, localization, previews, API tokens, webhooks, syncing local models, or reading Prismic documentation.

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Installation

$ npx skills add prismicio/skills --skill prismic

Summary

  • Use whenever Prismic is mentioned or relevant in any way — including questions, lookups, configuration, repository settings, content modeling, content types, slices, localization, previews, API tokens, webhooks, syncing local models, or reading Prismic documentation.
  • Load on any reference to Prismic, even for simple questions.

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Repository health

Stars 1
Default branch main
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Skill metadata

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Allowed toolsBash(npx prismic *)

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,226 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 345 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 1,200 installs

SKILL.md

Prismic is a headless CMS. The prismic CLI manages content models, repository settings, and documentation.

  1. Always run commands via npx prismic. Do not guess command syntax.
  2. Start with npx prismic --help to learn available commands. Inspect details with npx prismic <command> --help.
  3. Use npx prismic docs list to discover available documentation, and npx prismic docs view <path> to read it.
  4. Prefer CLI workflows over direct API/manual changes. Never directly edit model JSON files (custom types, slices, etc.) — always use the CLI to make model changes. prismic.config.json is project configuration, not a model file: it holds page routes (URLs) and you edit it directly.
  5. If the CLI does not support a required operation, state that explicitly to the user and ask how they'd like to proceed.