genkit-ai / skills

developing-genkit-js covers Node.js and TypeScript: defining and running Genkit flows, prompts, generation, streaming, and tool calling, plus the errors and type issues that framework actually throws. developing-genkit-go and developing-genkit-python cover the identical territory in their own languages — agents, flows, tools, model providers, generation — and each is written to load when the user is already asking about Genkit or hitting a Genkit-specific error in that language. developing-genkit-dart is narrower in scope as well as language: its own description ties it to Flutter specifically, framing Genkit there as a way to add LLM calls into a Flutter app rather than a general-purpose Dart guide.

There's no fifth skill for what's common across all four languages — no shared explanation of what a flow is before the code — so a reader who knows Genkit in one language and wants a second has to read that language's whole skill rather than a difference list. This is for someone building an application with Genkit in one of these four languages specifically; it has nothing for Genkit's concepts independent of code, and nothing for a language Genkit might support beyond these four.

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What it costs to start. Three of the four need only a local tool already on the machine — the SDK or CLI for that language — and one needs an account or API key on top of it; our dependency data doesn't say which skill that is, and the README doesn't distinguish them either, so this summary doesn't guess.