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skills: split vercel-flags out of flags-sdk - #555
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flags-sdk now covers only Flags SDK implementation in Next.js and SvelteKit. The new vercel-flags skill owns planning, choosing an integration, the vercel flags CLI, credentials, and the flag lifecycle, and hands code work to flags-sdk.
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Docs install both skills, the flags-core example lives only in vercel-flags, and the provider bullet states its stack condition.
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flags-sdkinto two skills. Agents pick a skill by its description, and one description cannot cover both "roll this out to 10%" and "wirevercelAdapterwith precompute". #554 pushed the SDK skill toward planning, which also pulled Vercel-specific guidance into a provider-neutral skill.What
skills/vercel-flags: stack-agnostic entry point. Planning, choosing an integration (Flags SDK /@vercel/flags-core/ OpenFeature), thevercel flagsCLI, credentials, lifecycle and safety checks. Hands Next.js and SvelteKit code toflags-sdk.skills/flags-sdk: implementation only. CLI management, "Choose an approach", and the Express example move out; pointers tovercel-flagsstay so it works standalone.flags-sdk; the Vercel provider page installs both with explicit--skillflags (no--skillopens an interactive picker now that the repo has two skills)."Add a flag to my Next.js app" matches both descriptions on purpose;
vercel-flagsroutes straight toflags-sdkwhenflagsis already inpackage.json.Follow-ups: re-vendor into vercel-plugin and Vercel Agent, add a
vercel-clihand-off, update vercel.com docs (vercel/front#90990).Validation:
validate-skillspasses, all relative links and docs URLs resolve, the@vercel/flags-coresnippet matchesevaluate(flagKey, defaultValue?, entities?).