About docs-sveltekit
docs-sveltekit is a documentation lookup skill for IMG.LY CreativeEditor SDK in SvelteKit. It guides agents to retrieve relevant documentation, verify API details, and account for local usage rules.
Key features
- 01SvelteKit documentation lookup
- 02TypeScript API reference lookup
- 03Local implementation rules
- 04Version and update guidance
Use cases
- 01Finding SvelteKit integration guidance
- 02Checking BlockAPI or Engine API details
- 03Reviewing asset and initialization pitfalls
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ imgly/ agent-skills --skill docs-sveltekitAfter installing, type/docs-sveltekitin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
references/sveltekit.mdupdate-check.mdrules/asset-handling.mdcommon-pitfalls.mdcontent-fill-mode.mdsilent-init-errors.mdverify-properties-before-use.mdDetails
From the project READMEVersion Notice
CE.SDK
1.83.0· generated2026-09-30· plugincesdk· canonical update sourceimgly/agent-skills.If this bundle is over six weeks old, or the user asks about updates, follow
references/update-check.mdonce per task and reuse the result for all CE.SDK skills. Keep the check read-only. Never install, update, overwrite, or delete anything without explicit user approval. Continue with this bundle unless an update is approved.
CE.SDK SvelteKit Documentation
Look up documentation for IMG.LY CreativeEditor SDK (SvelteKit).
Query: $ARGUMENTS
Remote Documentation
This skill reads the CE.SDK docs on https://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/.
The website serves only the latest stable CE.SDK release. It has no older versions.
This bundle targets CE.SDK 1.83.0. If the project uses a different CE.SDK version,
read the changelog and upgrade pages, and check the type definitions of the
installed package.
How to Use
- Read the index: Read
references/sveltekit.md. It lists all SvelteKit pages with their titles and links. - Select pages: Pick the pages that match the query.
- Fetch each page as Markdown: Remove the trailing
/from the link and add.md. For example,https://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/export-save-publish/export/to-png-f87eaf/becomeshttps://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/export-save-publish/export/to-png-f87eaf.md. Use WebFetch. If WebFetch is not available (for example in Codex), usecurl -sL <url>. - Answer from the fetched pages only: Give the relevant section and code examples, and cite the page URLs. If no page covers the request, say so. Do not fill the gap with pre-trained knowledge.
- Check rules: Before setup, initialization, or common operations, read the local
rules/*.mdfiles. They list agent pitfalls that the website does not cover.
API Lookup
For TypeScript API queries (method signatures, types, parameters):
- Editor API (
@cesdk/cesdk-js):https://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/api/cesdk-js.md - Engine API (
@cesdk/engine):https://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/api/engine.md
Class and type pages follow the same .md rule. For example:
https://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/api/engine/classes/blockapi.md.
Tip: Verify types against the TypeScript definitions — CE.SDK evolves rapidly and type shapes may differ from pre-trained knowledge.
Full Text
https://img.ly/docs/cesdk/sveltekit/llms-full.txt holds all SvelteKit pages in one file
(several MB). Use it only as a last resort, when the index and the pages do not
answer the query. Search it with curl -sL <url> | grep -n "<keyword>". Do not read
it in full.
Local Rules
rules/asset-handling.md: Image format recommendations, URI resolutionrules/common-pitfalls.md: Critical gotchas (invisible fills, SVG rendering issues)rules/content-fill-mode.md:contentFillModebelongs on the block, not the fillrules/silent-init-errors.md: CreativeEditor init callback swallows errors silentlyrules/verify-properties-before-use.md: Callengine.block.findAllProperties()before you get or set a property
Additional Triggers
This skill also covers queries about CE.SDK block types, asset sources, and feature capabilities. It handles API method lookups — BlockAPI, SceneAPI, EditorAPI, AssetAPI, method signatures, return types, and "engine.block" style queries.
Related Skills
- Use `/imgly-sdk:build` when the user needs implementation help, not just docs
- Use `/imgly-sdk:explain` for conceptual explanations beyond what docs cover