Skills

apifire Claude Code skill

Install the apifire skill into Claude Code and use it to turn natural-language requests into verified apifire commands.

Install with Claude Code plugins

/plugin marketplace add lispking/apifire-skills
/plugin install apifire-skills@apifire-skills

Overview

Open-source Claude Code skill files for the apifire CLI.

What it is

apifire-skills is an open-source repository of Claude Code skill files for the apifire CLI.

Included skill

The repository currently includes one installable skill: apifire.

What it helps with

It turns natural-language requests into verified apifire commands for init, run, auth, validate, plus usage help and troubleshooting.

Repository layout

The repository ships both plugin metadata and direct skill files.

.claude-plugin/marketplace.json — plugin marketplace metadata

.claude/skills/apifire/ — installable Claude Code skill

skills/apifire/ — source copy of the skill files

install.sh — legacy installer for direct file-based installation

Alternative local setup

$ mkdir -p .claude/skills
$ ln -s ../../skills/apifire .claude/skills/apifire

Install with plugins

Plugin-based installation is now the recommended path.

In Claude Code, add the repository from the plugin marketplace, then install the plugin. After installation, Claude Code should discover the apifireskill from the installed plugin.

Install with Claude Code plugins

/plugin marketplace add lispking/apifire-skills
/plugin install apifire-skills@apifire-skills

Alternative setup

Local files still work, and install.sh remains available.

If you prefer using files directly from a local checkout, Claude Code can still discover repo-local skills from .claude/skills/. The repository also keeps install.sh as a legacy installer for direct file-based installation.

Legacy installer

$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lispking/apifire-skills/main/install.sh | sh

Verified command surface

apifire init [OPTIONS]
  -n, --name <NAME>
  -u, --url <URL>

apifire run [OPTIONS] [FILES]...
  --skip-auth
  --parallel

apifire auth [OPTIONS]
  --token-only

apifire validate [OPTIONS]

Global options
  -v, --verbose
  -d, --dir <DIR>
  -h, --help
  -V, --version

Command coverage

Only the verified apifire command surface is documented.

The skill currently documents verified support for apifire init, apifire run, apifire auth, and apifire validate. The repository notes that the skill content was updated from real help output rather than guessed subcommands.

Operating rules

The skill is intentionally narrow and verification-first.

Use only the verified commands and flags unless new help output confirms more.

Do not invent unsupported apifire subcommands or flags.

Prefer checking apifire --help or apifire <subcommand> --help when exact syntax matters.

Do not execute destructive or irreversible operations without user confirmation.

If a command could overwrite files or reinitialize an existing project, ask first.

Keep responses brief and practical.

Workflow

How the skill should handle apifire requests.

01

Identify the user's goal.

02

Collect only the missing required inputs.

03

Build the matching apifire command.

04

If the user asked to execute it and it is safe, run it.

05

Return the command, a short explanation, and the next useful step if applicable.

Example intents

Initialize an apifire project
Run apifire tests
Get only the token without running the full test suite
Validate the apifire configuration
Explain how the apifire command works
Explain what this apifire error means

Repository

Read the upstream files.

For installer behavior, verified examples, and the canonical skill text, use the GitHub repository and the files under skills/apifire/.

Open GitHub repository