Skills

Install Chirpie skills so Claude Code and other AI coding agents know how to use Chirpie automatically.

Skills teach AI coding agents (like Claude Code) how to use the Chirpie API without any manual prompting. Once installed, just ask your agent to post, schedule, or manage your X account.

Setup

1. Authenticate

Install the CLI and log in (opens browser — if you're already signed in, it's instant):

npm install -g chirpie
chirpie login

2. Install Skills

npx skills add Firefloco/chirpie-skills

Select all chirpie-* skills when prompted (or just chirpie for the router that auto-dispatches to the right skill).

Available Skills

Skill	Description
`chirpie`	Router — automatically selects the right skill based on your task
`chirpie-setup`	Install SDK, configure API keys, connect X accounts
`chirpie-posting`	Create posts and threads, list, delete, view analytics
`chirpie-scheduling`	Schedule content for future publishing
`chirpie-sdk`	TypeScript SDK reference and examples
`chirpie-cli`	CLI commands and authentication
`chirpie-mcp`	MCP server setup for Claude, Cursor, etc.

Example Prompts

Once installed, ask your AI coding agent:

"Post to X: Just shipped a new feature!"
"Create a thread about TypeScript best practices"
"Schedule a post for tomorrow at 9am"
"Show me analytics for my last post"
"Set up the Chirpie MCP server"
"Add Chirpie to my project"

How It Works

The chirpie router skill examines your request and dispatches to the appropriate sub-skill. You don't need to know which skill handles what — just describe what you want to do.

Skills are read-only documentation that give your agent the context it needs to call the Chirpie API correctly, including endpoint details, request/response formats, error handling, and rate limits.

Authentication

Skills use the same credentials as the CLI and MCP server:

CHIRPIE_API_KEY environment variable (if set)
~/.chirpie/config.json (created by chirpie login)

One chirpie login authenticates the CLI, MCP server, and skills.