Wavedash agent skills are installable instructions that agents can use to build faster and more accurately. The Wavedash skill helps agents use the latest CLI, SDK, engine, publishing, and launch-quality guidance when building games for Wavedash.
View the Wavedash agent repo on GitHubAgent plugins (Recommended)
If you use one of these agent harnesses, install the Wavedash plugin. Plugins
package the Wavedash skill for the agent platform and can update cleanly from
the public wvdsh/ai repository.
Claude Code
Run these commands in your project:
claude plugin marketplace add wvdsh/ai
claude plugin install wavedash@wavedash
Codex
Run these commands in your project:
codex plugin marketplace add wvdsh/ai
codex plugin add wavedash@wavedash
Cursor
Install Wavedash from the Cursor marketplace when available. Until then, install the skill manually.
Manual installation
Manually installed skills don't auto-update. Run npx skills update -y to get
the latest versions.
Run this command in your project:
npx skills add https://docs.wavedash.com
What the Wavedash skill helps with
- Starting a browser-playable game from zero.
- Installing and authenticating the Wavedash CLI.
- Initializing
wavedash.tomlfor a project. - Running a game locally with
wavedash dev. - Uploading and publishing builds.
- Integrating the Wavedash SDK.
- Adding multiplayer, lobbies, achievements, stats, leaderboards, cloud saves, player identity, and user-generated content.
- Preparing store metadata, monetization, release notes, and content guideline checks.
- Catching browser launch issues such as missing
Wavedash.init(), shader stutter, Escape key behavior, audio startup, memory pressure, and oversized assets.
Skills index
The index of Wavedash skills is available at https://docs.wavedash.com/.well-known/skills/index.json.
How it works
Docs are canonical. The Wavedash skill is a compact workflow router that tells an agent which docs and reference files to read before it changes code or runs CLI commands. The Wavedash plugins package that skill for agent platforms such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
Use the Wavedash MCP server when an agent or coding tool supports remote MCP. Use the Wavedash CLI for local project actions such as authentication, initialization, local testing, build upload, and publish.