Public agent skills for building DocHub Public API integrations (Cursor, Claude Code,
Codex, and others). The Cursor, Claude, and Codex plugins also ship the official remote MCP
at https://dochub.com/mcp (OAuth — no API keys in this repo).
Skills do not restate auth flows or endpoint parameters. They point at the public developer portal docs and OpenAPI:
- Docs: https://dev.dochub.com/docs/
- Catalog: https://dev.dochub.com/llms.txt
- OpenAPI: https://dev.dochub.com/api-reference/openapi.yaml
This repository is the source of truth for DocHub’s public agent skills.
Any agent (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and others):
npx skills add DocHubInc/dochub-skillsUse Node.js 20+. Integrator docs: https://dev.dochub.com/docs/ai-agents
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
dochub-best-practices |
Choosing which docs/OpenAPI to open for an integration |
dochub-auth |
API key or OAuth setup |
dochub-documents |
Documents and document roles |
dochub-sign-requests |
Create / list / bulk / resend / void |
dochub-webhooks |
Webhook receivers and endpoint management |
dochub-docs |
Looking up docs and OpenAPI via llms.txt |
Start a new agent chat, then ask to scaffold an integration (for example OAuth + send a sign request from a template). Keep credentials in your app’s own env or secret manager.
If you installed the Cursor, Claude, or Codex plugin, connect the dochub MCP and sign in to DocHub when prompted. Use MCP to act in your DocHub account; use the skills when you are writing an integration.
MIT. See LICENSE.