AI coding assistant skills exist for every library you use — but who has time to find and install them one by one?
help-me-ai scans your package.json, matches your dependencies against a curated registry, and installs the right skills in one command.
bunx @bam.tech/help-me-ai
# or
npx @bam.tech/help-me-aiThat's it. Pick the skills you want from the interactive prompt, and they're installed to .cursor/skills/ or .claude/skills/ automatically.
The built-in registry lives in skills-repo/index.json. Each entry matches one or more npm packages (with optional semver ranges) to a skill file.
Skills can be sourced in two ways:
Local / hosted markdown — a raw URL to a .md file:
{
"id": "data-fetching-react-query-v5",
"matchingLibraries": [{ "name": "@tanstack/react-query", "versionRange": ">=5.0.0" }],
"path": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bamlab/helpmeai/main/skills-repo/skills/data-fetching-react-query@v5.md"
}skills.sh — a community-hosted skill referenced by its slug:
{
"id": "vercel-react-native-skills",
"matchingLibraries": [{ "name": "react-native", "versionRange": "*" }],
"skillsShUrl": "https://skills.sh/vercel-labs/agent-skills/vercel-react-native-skills"
}- Add your skill file to
skills-repo/skills/ - Add an entry to
skills-repo/index.json - Open a PR
See skills-repo/README.md for the full guide.
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