Kinde agent skills

Agent skills for implementing Kinde in coding agents. They cover Next.js App Router auth, B2B tenancy, organizations, authorization, billing, and Kinde MCP.

Skills follow the Agent Skills format and work with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and other agents that install via the Skills CLI.

skills.sh

Install

Install every skill:

npx skills add ski043/kinde-agent-skills

Install one skill:

npx skills add ski043/kinde-agent-skills --skill kinde-nextjs

Install globally for Cursor:

npx skills add ski043/kinde-agent-skills -g -a cursor

The CLI will detect installed agents and prompt for which skills to add. Use -y to skip prompts.

Skills

Skill Use it for
kinde-b2b Choosing a tenancy model and writing the shared tenant contract other skills consume
kinde-organizations Creating, configuring, inviting, switching, and suspending organizations
kinde-authorization Permission-first RBAC: catalog, roles, assignment, and enforcement
kinde-billing Plans, Stripe, entitlements, usage, portal, and billing webhooks
kinde-nextjs Kinde auth in an existing Next.js App Router app
kinde-mcp Connecting and safely operating Kinde's official MCP products

kinde-b2b owns tenant boundaries. The other skills consume that contract instead of inventing a second tenancy model.

Example

In a Next.js App Router project, after installing kinde-nextjs:

Add Kinde auth to this App Router app. Protect the dashboard, keep the
navbar session on the client, and do not replace the existing proxy.ts.

The agent should read the skill, inspect the project, and implement against a setup contract rather than pasting a generic starter.

License

MIT