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@graview/skills

Skills that teach an assistant how to build with Graview — and, more usefully, how to find out whether it worked.

npx graview skills install .    # into .claude/skills and .agents/skills
npx graview skills list

The command line is the graview package; this one ships the skills and the move, and graview skills dispatches here.

Why this framework is worth having skills for

Most skills end in a claim: "you have added a node kind." That is worth very little, because the assistant writing it is the same one that just decided it was done.

Graview can answer the question itself. graview check reads the declaration and reports an edge to a kind nobody wrote, an invariant scoped to a kind that does not exist, a repair naming a mutation nobody registered, a lens role bound to a missing field, a mutation with no title, a palette pair that fails WCAG AA, a role that may do nothing. So every skill here ends in a check and reports the real verdict — including when the verdict is bad.

A skill that cannot verify its own outcome says so. That is the rule, and the skills say which parts of their work the checker cannot see.

The skills

Skill	The move it teaches
graview-node-kind	Add a node kind: fields, edges, plural, roles, verbs, and what renders for free
graview-view-specs	Say a kind's card, row and page as data, and the values worked out from others that they show
graview-lists	Keep lists usable as an app grows: filters, order and groups, cards at a glance, several at once, a static page, a date that repeats
graview-tidying	Set records aside instead of deleting them, merge a duplicate, and let the app's own actor tidy by suggestion
graview-invariant	Write a rule that names the mutations that would repair it
graview-lens	Build a lens that binds roles rather than field names, so another domain can reuse it
graview-shipped-lens	Declare a lens the framework ships as a titled place, with the options it takes and what the checker and add-lens refuse
graview-agent-seat	Wire an agent seat that shares the interface's actions rather than shadowing them
graview-permissions	Declare who may do what, once, and let the strip and the seat narrow themselves
graview-brand	Put someone's name on an installation without forking a package
graview-locale	Say money, days and times the way the app's people do: a currency, a locale and a time zone, once
graview-logo	Put a client's logo and page icon on an app: one for each scheme, an inverted fallback only when asked, an emoji icon
graview-new-app	Start a product on Graview in its own repository, with the CI that keeps it honest
graview-ship	Deploy: persistence, op-log-native migrations, export, health, serving and a host that compiles once
graview-sync	Keep an app in step with another system: a snapshot projected from it, a sync back, an MCP remote, a Google calendar
graview-pages	The routed face: derived pages, one page in the app's words, and the embed
graview-pages-design	A product design over every surface of the routed face: its own shell, its tabs lit from a kind's section, a trail that says where a person is, and Find and the way back in its own bar at its own height
graview-embed	Put an app on somebody else's page, its theme scoped to one element, and somebody's HTML page inside the app as a framed view
graview-host-page	Host an app as the page itself: the address bar, a chat's widget, the host's menu and news, when a place has drawn, a view proposed and not kept, and pictures of places
graview-port-app	Port an existing application onto Graview, deciding what is a node and what is a field
graview-studio	Open the declaration as a graph, change it with acts, check before applying, migrate, and write it back as the scaffold's files
graview-worker-view	Write a worker view: one plain script with a manifest the host enforces, its limits, and a headless run
graview-view-links	Link from a worker view to a record, a place or a list: an <a>, or a whole card or row that opens on a click, a phone's tap and Enter, narrowed and to a section
graview-view-forms	Let a worker view change records: a bound press, a record's text filled to edit, a field that saves as it is typed, and hearing what became of each
graview-view-drawing	Draw in a worker view: what the host keeps, the app's tokens, the images a view may show — the logo, the app's own images, the pictures on records — and a record's video the host plays, with its full-screen viewer

The worked examples live in apps/ in the framework repository. The skills point at them rather than restating them — a skill that copies an example goes stale the moment the example changes.