Valentin Kirilov 8716c2d223 chore(iris-development): move to spec layout, preserve content
Pure structural move of the iris team's existing skill to the
agentskills.io spec layout. The body content, section structure,
tables, and rule prose stay byte-for-byte identical — only the file
locations change and the SKILL.md gets minimal markup tweaks to stay
discoverable under the new layout.

Moves (git mv, history preserved):
  rules/setup-cloud-service.md    → references/setup-cloud-service.md
  rules/setup-auth-token.md       → references/setup-auth-token.md
  rules/session-when-to-use.md    → references/session-when-to-use.md
  rules/session-add-event.md      → references/session-add-event.md
  rules/session-retrieval.md      → references/session-retrieval.md
  rules/ltm-bulk-create.md        → references/ltm-bulk-create.md
  rules/ltm-search.md             → references/ltm-search.md
  rules/ltm-organize.md           → references/ltm-organize.md
  rules/promotion-overview.md     → references/promotion-overview.md

For each moved file: only the build-pipeline YAML frontmatter at the
top is stripped (`title`, `impact`, `tags`, etc. — fields the rules
compiler used). The actual rule content, including its H2 heading,
code blocks, and tables, is unchanged.

SKILL.md edits are minimal:
- Quick Reference list items get explicit links to references/<file>.md
  so skill-validator recognizes the references as discoverable. The
  rule names, descriptions, ordering, and section headings are kept
  exactly as the iris team wrote them.
- "How to Use" sample paths changed from rules/*.md to references/*.md.
- The "Full Compiled Document" section is removed (AGENTS.md is gone).

Deletes the legacy files that no longer apply to a spec-format skill:
AGENTS.md, README.md, metadata.json, and the three rules/ template
files (_contributing.md, _sections.md, _template.md).

Drops the iris-development entry from
packages/redis-development-build/src/config.ts since iris no longer
goes through the rules compiler. The compiler itself stays in place
for now — redis-development is still rules-based and will be retired
in #29.

Validation:
- skill-validator check skills/iris-development --allow-dirs=evals → passed
- npm run validate → rules, claude-plugins, cursor-plugins all green

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-27 10:27:27 +03:00
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Redis Agent Skills

A collection of skills for AI coding agents working with Redis. Skills are packaged instructions and resources that extend agent capabilities.

Skills follow the Agent Skills format.

Available Skills

Skill Description
redis-development Redis development best practices — data structures, query engine, vector search, caching, and performance optimization.

Installation

Agent Skills CLI

npx skills add redis/agent-skills

Claude Code Plugin

You can also install the skills as a Claude Code plugin:

/plugin marketplace add redis/agent-skills
/plugin install redis-development@redis

Cursor Plugin

This repository also includes Cursor plugin packaging. Run this command in chat:

/add-plugin redis

The top-level skills/ directory remains the source of truth. Plugin folders symlink only the skill directories they expose.

Usage

Skills are automatically available once installed. The agent will use them when relevant tasks are detected.

Examples:

Help me optimize this Redis query
What data structure should I use for a leaderboard?
Review my Redis connection handling

Skill Structure

Each skill contains:

  • SKILL.md - Instructions for the agent
  • AGENTS.md - Compiled rules (generated for rule-based skills)
  • rules/ - Individual rule files (for rule-based skills)
  • scripts/ - Helper scripts for automation (optional)

Building

For rule-based skills, build the compiled AGENTS.md:

npm install
npm run validate  # Validate rule files
npm run build     # Build AGENTS.md

License

MIT

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Description
redis-development: Redis performance optimization and best practices. Use this skill when working with Redis data structures, Redis Query Engine (RQE), vector search with…; redis-core: Core Redis modeling guidance — choose the right data structure (String, Hash, List, Set, Sorted Set, JSON, Stream, Vector Set) and use consistent…; redis-connections: Redis client and connection guidance covering connection pooling, multiplexing, pipelining, client-side caching with RESP3, avoiding slow commands…
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