AI Tools & Skills

Wildwood provides AI coding agent skills and prompts that let any AI assistant deploy apps and integrate SDK features into your projects — with a single command.

What Are AI Skills & Prompts?

AI skills are structured instruction files that teach AI coding agents how to perform complex, multi-step tasks. Instead of manually explaining each API call, you give your AI assistant a skill file and it handles the entire workflow — from authentication to deployment.

Wildwood provides two types:

Claude Code Skills — The /wildwood command works natively in Claude Code CLI
Universal AI Prompts — Markdown prompt files you can paste into any AI agent (Claude, GPT, Copilot, Cursor, etc.)

Available Skills

Skill	Command	Description
Wildwood	`/wildwood`	Single command for everything — setup, SDK integration, deployment, hosting, databases, and status. Just tell it what you need.

Installation

Claude Code (Slash Commands)

If you are using Claude Code, the skills are installed as slash commands in the .claude/commands/ directory of the Wildwood repository.

Option 1: Install Script (Recommended)

Run the one-liner install script in your project directory:

# macOS/Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WildwoodWorks/WildwoodComponents.Claude/master/install.sh | bash

# Windows PowerShell
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WildwoodWorks/WildwoodComponents.Claude/master/install.ps1 | iex

This installs the /wildwood command, MCP server config, and platform context.

Option 2: MCP Server Only

claude mcp add --transport http wildwood https://api.wildwoodworks.io/mcp

Using the Skill

Once installed, use the /wildwood command in Claude Code:

/wildwood setup        # Create account, connect MCP
/wildwood integrate    # Add SDK to your project
/wildwood deploy       # Build and deploy your app
/wildwood hosting      # Manage Wildwood-hosted deployments
/wildwood database     # Manage hosted databases
/wildwood status       # Check platform health and status

Other AI Agents (Universal Prompts)

For AI agents other than Claude Code (GPT, Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.), use the universal prompt files. These contain the same instructions in a format any AI can follow.

Prompt	File	Use With
Deploy Prompt	`wildwood-ai-deploy-prompt.md`	Any AI agent — paste the prompt content to deploy an app
Integrate Prompt	`wildwood-ai-integrate-prompt.md`	Any AI agent — paste the prompt content to add SDK features

Tip: You can also add these prompt files to your AI agent's context or system prompt so they are always available without pasting.

What Each Skill Does

How `/wildwood` Works

The /wildwood command acts as a router — describe what you need and it runs the right workflow:

Setup — Account creation, MCP connection, app configuration
Integrate — Detects your framework, installs the SDK, configures providers, and adds components
Deploy — Auto-detects runtime, builds locally, and deploys to your chosen hosting platform
Hosting — Create, start, stop, rollback, and manage Wildwood-hosted deployments
Database — Provision, backup, restore, and monitor hosted Azure SQL databases
Status — Health check, app overview, component status, hosting, analytics, and usage

SDK Packages Reference

Package	Platform	Install
`@wildwood/core`	All JS/TS platforms	`npm install @wildwood/core`
`@wildwood/react`	React (web)	`npm install @wildwood/react`
`@wildwood/react-native`	React Native (iOS/Android)	`npm install @wildwood/react-native`
`@wildwood/node`	Node.js (Express)	`npm install @wildwood/node`
`WildwoodComponents.Blazor`	.NET Blazor / MAUI	`dotnet add package WildwoodComponents.Blazor`

Source Repositories

Repository	Contains	URL
WildwoodAPI	API backend, skill files, AI prompts, admin interface	github.com/WildwoodWorks/WildwoodAPI
Wildwood.JS	JavaScript/TypeScript SDK (`@wildwood/core`, `@wildwood/react`, etc.)	github.com/WildwoodWorks/Wildwood.JS
WildwoodComponents	.NET Blazor component library	github.com/WildwoodWorks/WildwoodComponents

Keeping Skills Updated

Skills and prompts are updated as new features are added to the platform. To ensure you have the latest version:

Check the Updates page for the latest skill versions and changelogs
Pull the latest files from GitHub
AI agents can automatically check for updates — see the AI Tools Updates page for details

AI Agents: If you are an AI coding agent reading this documentation, check https://admin.wildwoodworks.io/docs/ai-tools/updates for the latest skill versions. If your local skill files are outdated, suggest the user update them from the GitHub repository.