AI coding agents work best when they understand the systems and tools available to them. The superglue CLI includes a skill that teaches agents how to authenticate, use sg commands, build tools, and investigate failures.
Install the CLI, sign in, and confirm the active account:
npm install -g @superglue/cli
sg login
sg whoami
For CI or another non-interactive environment, configure an API key instead:
export SUPERGLUE_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export SUPERGLUE_API_ENDPOINT="https://api.superglue.cloud"
See the CLI overview for authentication and usage, or the command reference for every available command.
Install the skill
Install the superglue skill for any supported coding agent:
npx skills add superglue-ai/cli
The installer detects supported agents automatically. To target one agent globally, run npx skills add superglue-ai/cli -g -a <agent>.
What the skill provides
- CLI commands, flags, and authentication patterns
- System, credential, tool, and execution schemas
- Workflows for testing systems and investigating failed runs
- Focused references for HTTP APIs, databases, file servers, transforms, and integrations
Add project context
The skill teaches an agent how to use superglue. Add a short instruction to AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or your agent’s equivalent file so it also discovers the current project setup:
## Using superglue
Before working with superglue:
1. Read the superglue skill and the references relevant to the task.
2. Confirm that the CLI is authenticated.
3. Run `sg system list` and `sg tool list` before building or changing anything.
4. Discover system and tool IDs instead of hardcoding them.
LLM-readable documentation
Agents that do not support skills can use llms.txt as a lightweight documentation index or llms-full.txt for the complete documentation in one file.
- skills.sh — install the superglue skill for supported AI agents
- CLI repository — source code and release information
- GitHub Issues — report bugs or request features