wso2/labs-agentic-engineer · Archived

ballerina

Use this whenever you are working with ballerina code or editing .bal files.

First seen Aug 6, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add wso2/labs-agentic-engineer --skill ballerina

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Repository health

Stars 18
License LICENSE
Default branch main
Open issues 99
Status Archived

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  • skill md SKILL.md 2,908 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 93 B

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SKILL.md

Ballerina

Load [code-rules.md](references/code-rules.md) before writing any .bal code. This contains best practices, syntaxes and common patterns for Ballerina code.

Development workflow

Creating a New Project

When the user asks to create a new project, service, or program from scratch:

bal new <project-name>   # scaffolds main.bal + Ballerina.toml
cd <project-name>
  • Read [project-structure.md](references/project-structure.md) for how a Ballerina project is laid out.

Write tests only when the user asks — then load [tests.md](references/tests.md).

Working with OpenAPI Specifications

  • Prioritize generating services and clients from OAS specifications as instructed in [openapi.md](references/openapi.md)

bal library

Run bal library --help before your first lookup, and follow the flow it describes. It reads a package off Central so you write signatures that exist rather than remembered ones. --help is the grammar — the verbs, their flags, the session to walk; each document prints the rules about its own contents. What follows is what you carry into every lookup.

Working with library

Preferences
  • ballerina/ is the standard library; every vendor or third-party connector is ballerinax/.
  • Prefer a ballerinax/ connector over a trigger. package covering the same

events.

  • Balerina has libraries created for working with standards, search before creating your own implementation.
  • A trailing // Special Agent Note: mentions important informations, follow them. eg: Other package references.
  • Line one states the document's own length If it says · 535 lines and you filtered using head | tail for 150 which mean the other 385 are gone and the answer can be among them: re-run that call unfiltered before writing anything from it. The library cli is designed to be self contained. You can't judge without the whole output.
  • -r flag only covers dependant types in the own package. For the external package references, you might need to invoke bal library type if you need them.
  • Tool may return ## Next section: Those are suggestions for your next look up navigation tool. Use them as hints.
  • Tool might return errors, Handle accoringly based on the error message.

bal build

  • An import plus bal build resolves a package — no manual Dependencies.toml edit.
  • target/ is the incremental cache — leave it in place. A build that printed Generating executable is green; do not re-run bal build to confirm it.
  • Configurables are read at runtime, so env variables or Config.toml is not needed to build.

Dockerfile

When the user asks for a container image — load [dockerfile.md](references/dockerfile.md).