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get-convex/agent-skills · 31k installs · 64 stars

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Install

In your shell
npx -y skills add get-convex/agent-skills --skill convex-agent --agent claude-code

Run in a terminal. Claude loads the skill when a task calls for it. Check the repo's README before you run it.

Open the repo

Files

SKILL.md

Add an AI agent / RAG backend

Install @convex-dev/agent for durable threads, message history, tool-calls, and vector search/RAG — the backend for an in-app AI agent. Call models through the Convex AI Gateway by default: Convex holds the provider credentials, so there is no LLM key to obtain, store, or rotate.

Workflow

  1. Install @convex-dev/agent + @convex-dev/ai-sdk-provider; add the agent component to convex.config.ts.
  2. Define the agent (tools, instructions) with languageModel: convexGateway("provider/model") — no API key needed (needs convex 1.45+ on a Convex Cloud deployment, paid plan).
  3. Create threads + stream messages; persist history in Convex.
  4. For RAG: embed docs into a vector index and retrieve in the tool. The gateway does not serve embeddings yet, so store the embedding provider's key via the env micro power.
  5. Only if the gateway is unavailable (free plan, self-hosted, local backend): call the provider SDK with a key stored via the env micro power.

Rules

  • Default to the Convex AI Gateway (convexGateway from @convex-dev/ai-sdk-provider) for model calls; fall back to a provider key in Convex env only where the gateway is unavailable (free plan, self-hosted, local backend).
  • Never expose a provider API key client-side; when one is needed (embeddings, gateway fallback), keep it in Convex env via the env micro power.
  • Run model calls in actions ('use node' if the SDK needs it).
  • Persist threads/messages in Convex for durability + reactivity.

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Skill
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get-convex/agent-skills
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