Agent Skills

Skills are embedded playbooks that teach your AI coding agent how to use Revyl effectively. The first-class public skills cover the customer workflows agents run most often: dev loops, visual Atlas understanding, test creation, and test-only auth bypass. Optional by-name skills cover narrower implementation jobs.

Choose the right skill family

Setup	Skill behavior
Revyl Cursor Marketplace plugin	Installs the CLI and signs you in. Bundles `revyl-cloud-agent`, `revyl-cli-dev-loop`, `revyl-ci-sync`, `revyl-proof-ci`, `revyl-proof-automation`, and `revyl-cli-auth-bypass`; do not install a second copy
CLI-backed MCP with the focused `dev` profile	Install `revyl-mcp-dev-loop` for the selected client
CLI-only workflows	Select the `revyl-cli-*` skills matching your workflow

The revyl-mcp-* family expects MCP tools. The revyl-cli-* family runs terminal commands as an explicit fallback. Do not run both families against the same active dev loop.

Install CLI skills

Interactive revyl init and revyl skill install open a skill picker with the recommended skills preselected. Press Enter to install them, or clear the selection to skip installation. Scripts, --yes, and --json install the recommended skills without a picker:

revyl skill list
revyl skill list --all
revyl skill install

For client-specific installation, npx skills add, optional MCP, shared package locations, global scope, and --copy compatibility, follow MCP Setup.

Install by intent

Select only the workflows you want the agent to use:

Intent	Skill	Command
Run a Revyl dev loop, interact with the device, and verify app behavior	`revyl-cli-dev-loop`	`revyl skill install --name revyl-cli-dev-loop`
Understand an app by traversing its Atlas graph, inspecting media, and reviewing originating reports	`revyl-cli-atlas`	`revyl skill install --name revyl-cli-atlas`
Author or refine stable Revyl YAML tests, then validate, push, run, and inspect reports	`revyl-cli-create`	`revyl skill install --name revyl-cli-create`
Set up test-only auth bypass across a mobile app stack	`revyl-cli-auth-bypass`	`revyl skill install --name revyl-cli-auth-bypass`

Repeat --name to select several skills. Without --name, noninteractive runs, --yes, and --json install the recommended skills in this table and name them on stderr. Installation copies the complete package, including agent metadata and optional references, scripts, and assets. Auth-bypass loads only the reference matching the detected stack. Auth-bypass and Atlas review require an explicit user request; ordinary workflows permit implicit invocation.

Native agent behavior

The shipped skills direct agents to use the browser, image, and MCP tools actually exposed by their client. Installation does not modify AGENTS.md or inject Cursor rules. For Atlas, receiving a screenshot URL or local path is not visual verification; the agent must open and read the image. Without native video ingestion, the Atlas skill directs agents to extract and inspect bounded clip frames with ffmpeg. It also traces misunderstood evidence into the exact originating report. For device workflows agents can verify through revyl device screenshot, revyl device report, or revyl test report.

Refresh skills after CLI update

revyl upgrade updates the binary and leaves skill packages unchanged. Inspect installed project and global skills, then update the scope you want:

revyl skill list --installed --json
revyl skill update
revyl skill update --global

skill update refreshes only already-installed, unmodified Revyl-managed packages from the current CLI. Local edits and unmanaged packages are preserved and reported; no new skills are installed. Updates default to the project; --global selects only the home-directory scope. Use installation’s --force only when you deliberately want to replace a selected package and discard its local edits, not as a routine refresh command. If you customize installed skills, for example by merging several into one package to save context, CLI updates leave them alone; there is no automatic skill update to disable. skill update never changes an edited package. It reports an edited Revyl package as preserved and exits non-zero, so pass only the skill names you want refreshed. See Updating the CLI for the post-upgrade reminder and older CLI versions.

First-Class Skills

Use these names directly in prompts when you want the agent to follow the right workflow.

Skill	Description
`revyl-cli-dev-loop`	Use when the agent should run a generic Revyl CLI dev loop: initialize or attach, start the right hot-reload or rebuild loop for the app stack, keep the session running, interact with the device, and verify with screenshots or reports.
`revyl-cli-atlas`	Use when the agent should explore an app bottom-up from graph anchors, inspect screenshots or extracted clip frames, and reconcile misunderstood evidence through its originating report.
`revyl-cli-create`	Use when the agent should author or refine a stable Revyl YAML test from evidence, keep steps intent-level, use sparse user-visible validations, then validate YAML, push, run, and iterate from reports.
`revyl-cli-auth-bypass`	Use when the user explicitly requests test-only auth bypass across a mobile app stack, with a handler for the detected stack, launch-var gates, and device verification of valid and rejected links.

Optional skills

Use revyl skill list --all to include narrower workflows and compatibility skills. These are not installed implicitly:

Skill	Description
`revyl-cli-atlas-review`	Manage grounded Atlas annotation feedback only when the user explicitly requests it.
`revyl-cli-figma-review`	Guide frame or component comparisons between Figma and Atlas, with findings in chat, a private visual report, or explicitly requested Atlas comments and attachments.
`revyl-cli-cross-platform-review`	Find meaningful differences within confirmed matching iOS and Android states. Does not infer missing screens or feature coverage from incomplete Atlas graphs.
`revyl-cli-optimize-tests`	Use when the agent should optimize an existing Revyl YAML test using best practices and intent-driven instructions.

Retired platform recipe names (revyl-cli-auth-bypass-expo and the other stack suffixes) still select the parent skill. Existing legacy copies are preserved, not pruned; MCP Setup explains how installation proceeds when they conflict with shared storage.

Manage Skills

revyl skill list
revyl skill list --all
revyl skill list --installed --json
revyl skill show --name revyl-cli-dev-loop
revyl skill show --name revyl-cli-atlas
revyl skill export --name revyl-cli-create -o SKILL.md
revyl skill install --name revyl-cli-dev-loop --name revyl-cli-create
revyl skill install --name revyl-cli-optimize-tests
revyl skill update revyl-cli-dev-loop

show and export return only the root SKILL.md; use install for the complete package. See the command reference for the full CLI management options.

Prompt Examples

CLI dev-loop

Use the revyl-cli-dev-loop skill. Detect the app stack, start or attach to the Revyl dev loop, keep it running after Dev loop ready, and verify with revyl device screenshot before changing strategy.

CLI create

Use the revyl-cli-create skill. Create a checkout smoke test from this flow, validate it, push it, and run it once.

Atlas understanding

Use the revyl-cli-atlas skill. Start from the app's graph anchors, visually inspect each relevant screen, traverse observed edges in both directions, and investigate misunderstood evidence through its clips and originating reports before answering.

Optimize tests

Use the revyl-cli-optimize-tests skill. Optimize the test <path_to_file>.

Auth bypass

Use the revyl-cli-auth-bypass skill. Set up test-only auth bypass for this app, implement the handler in the detected stack, and verify valid and rejected links on a Revyl device.

Set up Cursor proof Automation

Use the revyl-proof-automation skill. Add the CI upload step and give me the Cursor Automation prompt and checklist for device proof on every PR.

Prove a CI-uploaded PR build

The Cursor plugin also ships revyl-proof-ci (guidance only — agents still prove via the CLI). For the scheduled Automation path, see Cursor proof (BYO-CI) or use revyl-proof-automation to set it up.

Getting Started

CLI

Builds

Tests

Develop

Atlas

Integrations

Device Infrastructure

Appendix

Choose the right skill family

Install CLI skills

Install by intent

Native agent behavior

Refresh skills after CLI update

First-Class Skills

Optional skills

Manage Skills

Prompt Examples

CLI dev-loop

CLI create

Atlas understanding

Optimize tests

Auth bypass

Set up Cursor proof Automation

Prove a CI-uploaded PR build

​Choose the right skill family

​Install CLI skills

​Install by intent

​Native agent behavior

​Refresh skills after CLI update

​First-Class Skills

​Optional skills

​Manage Skills

​Prompt Examples

​CLI dev-loop

​CLI create

​Atlas understanding

​Optimize tests

​Auth bypass

​Set up Cursor proof Automation

​Prove a CI-uploaded PR build

Choose the right skill family

Install CLI skills

Install by intent

Native agent behavior

Refresh skills after CLI update

First-Class Skills

Optional skills

Manage Skills

Prompt Examples

CLI dev-loop

CLI create

Atlas understanding

Optimize tests

Auth bypass

Set up Cursor proof Automation

Prove a CI-uploaded PR build