display.dev skill

Public agent skill that teaches your AI assistant how to publish, share, and sign in to display.dev from natural-language prompts.

Install

Any agent — skill only

npx skills add display-dev/skill --skill display-dev

Claude Code — plugin

/plugin marketplace add display-dev/skill
/plugin install display-dev@display-dev

Codex — plugin (skill + bundled MCP server)

codex plugin marketplace add display-dev/skill

Then open Codex /plugins, install display.dev, and complete MCP OAuth when prompted. The Codex plugin bundles the skill and the remote MCP server (https://api.display.dev/v1/mcp), so the publish / share / comment tools are available after sign-in — no separate MCP setup.

Works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Hermes, and Pi.

What you get

Once installed, your assistant picks up the skill on phrasings like:

• "publish this"
• "share this with the org"
• "post this online"
• "make a private link"
• "share with [email]"
• "publish a report" / "share a dashboard" / "publish Markdown"

You can publish without a display.dev account or any setup — you get a 30-day claim URL back. Sign in (or sign up via email OTP) to convert it to a permanent link.

Codex local development (maintainers)

The Codex plugin bundle lives under codex/display-dev/ and is built from the canonical skill. After editing display-dev/, regenerate the mounts and install from the repo-local marketplace (.agents/plugins/marketplace.json):

bin/sync-mounts.sh
codex plugin marketplace add ./path/to/display-dev-skill

Restart Codex, then install display.dev from the local marketplace via /plugins.

MCP transport — stdio fallback

The Codex plugin bundles the remote MCP server by default. For CI, local files, or power-user setups you can run the stdio MCP server instead, in your Codex config.toml:

[mcp_servers.display-dev]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "@displaydev/cli", "mcp"]

Documentation

Full docs at display.dev/docs/skill.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Bundles jq 1.7.1 (MIT, © 2012 Stephen Dolan); full text in display-dev/bin/jq.LICENSE.