display.dev skill

Public agent skill that teaches your AI assistant how to publish, share, create an account, sign in, claim an anonymous publish, and iterate from comments on display.dev.

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 preview URL and a browser claim URL. Account creation and sign-in use a human-approved email OTP: the agent starts the flow, the human reads and supplies the six-digit code, and the installed dsp CLI stores the resulting session. The skill never instructs an agent to inspect the user's inbox.

Signing in authenticates the CLI; it does not silently transfer an earlier anonymous publish. Open that publish's retained browser claim URL to preserve its existing artifact URL and choose or create the destination organization.

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 — installed 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 = "dsp"
args = ["mcp"]

Install the official CLI only with user approval. Skill helpers never download a runtime CLI automatically.

Documentation

Full docs at display.dev/docs/skill.

Skill

At a glance

README