Plan a multilingual content model
Work through content types, reusable structures, locale fallback chains, and taxonomy before building a site that serves several languages.
Overview
Contentstack Agent Skills supplies task instructions that your agent can select when it recognizes relevant work. It covers CMS design and publishing, frontend content delivery, Developer Hub apps, Brand Kit, and Launch. The skills run inside your agent and codebase. You can describe most tasks in natural language; in Claude Code, invoke the Launch action skills from the slash menu. Their credential-handling instructions call for environment-file references and keeping Management Tokens on the server.
Use Cases
Fix content delivery and preview
Get help writing TypeScript Delivery SDK queries or diagnosing Live Preview and Visual Builder setup across different rendering approaches.
Coordinate a governed content launch
Plan approval stages, publishing permissions, and scheduled releases for related content changes.
Move a project from Contentful
Follow a migration workflow covering prerequisites, content and application-code migration, validation scripts, and completion reporting.
Prepare and investigate Launch deployments
Compare a project's .env.example with Launch settings to add missing keys without printing secrets, then trigger deployments and inspect status or failure logs.
Build an app for Contentstack editors
Choose where a Developer Hub app appears, scaffold its React and TypeScript implementation, and work through SDK, manifest, proxy, or publishing issues.
Components
Skills
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Content structure and assets
cms-data-modeling-best-practices
Design content types and reusable fields, choosing references, groups, or modular blocks.
cms-taxonomy
Organize hierarchical categories and query content by taxonomy.
cms-localization
Plan locales, fallback chains, shared fields, and publishing across languages.
cms-variants-personalization
Choose variants or separate entries for audience targeting and A/B testing.
cms-assets
Manage asset organization, image transformations, publishing, and CDN behavior.
asset-management
Organize assets in Contentstack Assets DAM, with guidance on metadata, duplicates, versions, and restore.
Editorial governance and publishing
brand-kit-assistant
Set up brand guidance, Voice Profiles, and Knowledge Vault for on-brand generation.
cms-roles-permissions
Design access with built-in roles, custom roles, teams, and permission merging.
cms-workflows
Plan approval stages, transition restrictions, and publishing governance.
cms-environments-publishing
Configure environments and troubleshoot publishing, token use, CDN behavior, and queues.
cms-releases
Coordinate content deployments with release scheduling, staging, and CI/CD integration.
Websites and preview
cms-entries
Query entries with references, pagination, localization, and Sync API patterns.
dx-delivery-sdk
Write TypeScript Delivery SDK code for queries, assets, references, and preview.
dx-migrate-js-to-ts-sdk
Rewrite JavaScript SDK code for the TypeScript Delivery SDK, identifying unsupported patterns.
cms-live-preview-visual-editor-support-assistant
Set up or diagnose Live Preview, Visual Editor, and Timeline across rendering modes.
dx-kickstart-next
Build, review, and debug Contentstack's kickstart-next app or a close fork.
studio
Set up Contentstack Studio projects, register components, and configure templates, data binding, and preview.
Migration and integrations
contentstack-migration-companion
Guide Contentful-to-Contentstack content and code migration, validation, and completion reporting.
developer-hub-app-architect
Plan and scaffold Developer Hub apps; troubleshoot SDK, manifest, and publishing issues.
cms-tokens-authentication
Choose authentication methods and token types, with credential-security and SSO guidance.
cms-webhooks
Configure events and receivers with signature verification, retries, and payload handling.
Deployment management
cms-branches-aliases
Plan isolated content development, alias-based deployments, merges, and rollback.
launch-sync-environment-variables-from-env-example
Compare .env.example with Launch variables and add missing keys without printing secrets.
launch-trigger-and-monitor-launch-deployments
Trigger Launch deployments, monitor status, and investigate failure logs.
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Install
Claude Code
- 01
Inside your Claude Code session, add Contentstack's plugin marketplace.
/plugin marketplace add contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills - 02
Open the Contentstack plugin's installation panel, choose user, project, or local scope, and install it.
/plugin install contentstack-skills@contentstack-skills - 03
Check the installation summary. If the plugin is active now, continue; if activation is pending, restart Claude Code to load it.
- 04
Open the plugin manager in the same session and confirm contentstack-skills is installed and enabled. Open the slash menu to look for skills prefixed with contentstack-skills.
/plugin
This method installs the skills only, without plugin hooks, commands, or MCP servers. Skills install into the current project by default.
- 01
From your project folder, run this in a terminal with npx available to install the Contentstack skills.
npx skills add contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills - 02
Start a new Claude Code session in the project. Open the slash menu and look for Contentstack skills, or ask: “Which Contentstack skills do you have available?”
- 05
In VS Code's Command Palette, choose Chat: Install Plugin from Source and use https://github.com/contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills as the source.
- 06
Open the Agent Customizations editor, select Plugins, and confirm contentstack-skills is listed and enabled for the intended harness and workspace.
- 07
Start a fresh session with that harness and workspace. In Copilot Chat's agent mode, ask: “Which Contentstack skills do you have available?” Check that the response lists Contentstack skills.
- 05
In Claude Desktop, open Customize → Plugins → Add marketplace.
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Enter contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills, then install contentstack-skills from that marketplace.
- 07
Confirm the plugin is installed and enabled under Customize → Plugins. Start a new conversation and ask: “Which Contentstack skills do you have available?” Check that the response lists Contentstack skills.
- 05
In your terminal, add Contentstack's plugin marketplace.
copilot plugin marketplace add contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills - 06
Install the Contentstack skills plugin from that marketplace in the same terminal.
copilot plugin install contentstack-skills@contentstack-skills - 07
In a Copilot CLI session, ask: “Which Contentstack skills do you have available?” Check that the response lists Contentstack skills.
- 05
In Cursor, open Settings → Plugins and choose Add from GitHub repository.
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Enter https://github.com/contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills to install the Contentstack plugin.
- 07
Confirm the plugin is listed and enabled under Settings → Plugins. In a new chat, ask: “Which Contentstack skills do you have available?” Check that the response lists Contentstack skills.
This method installs the skills only, without plugin hooks, commands, or MCP servers. Skills install into the current project by default.
- 05
From your project folder, run this in a terminal with npx available to install the Contentstack skills.
npx skills add contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills - 06
Restart Cursor so it discovers the installed skills, then open the project. In Agent chat, open the slash menu and search for a Contentstack skill.
Use this method with Codex CLI. Plugins are not available in the Codex IDE extension; use the Skills CLI method there.
- 05
In your terminal, add Contentstack's plugin marketplace.
codex plugin marketplace add contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills - 06
Install the Contentstack skills plugin from that marketplace in the same terminal.
codex plugin add contentstack-skills@contentstack-skills - 07
Start a new Codex session so the plugin's skills load. Ask: “Which Contentstack skills do you have available?” Check that the response lists Contentstack skills.
This method installs the skills only, without plugin hooks, commands, or MCP servers. Skills install into the current project by default and can be used in Codex CLI, the desktop app, or the IDE extension.
- 05
From your project folder, run this in a terminal with npx available to install the Contentstack skills.
npx skills add contentstack/contentstack-agent-skills - 06
Codex detects skill changes automatically. In the desktop app, open Skills in the sidebar and look for Contentstack skills; in the CLI or IDE extension, type a dollar sign in the prompt to open the skill picker. If the skills do not appear, restart Codex.