@workos/skills

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Your AI can manage your WorkOS workspace for you, covering organizations, users, single sign-on (SSO), Directory Sync, and AuthKit. You describe what you need in plain language and it carries out the task. This is for anyone who already uses WorkOS.

Available today. Use it from your connected AI after setup.

Add it, then tell your AI what you want done in your WorkOS workspace, such as managing organizations or users. It will take it from there.

Then ask your AI: use @workos/skills

What your AI can do with it

  • Manage organizations in your WorkOS workspace
  • Manage users
  • Manage single sign-on (SSO)
  • Work with Directory Sync
  • Manage AuthKit
  • Carry out workspace tasks from plain-language requests

From the project's README

As published by workos/skills in README.md.

WorkOS skills for AI coding agents. Two skills and 40 reference files covering AuthKit, SSO, Directory Sync, RBAC, Vault, Migrations, backend SDKs, and more.

Install as Claude Code Plugin

npx skills add workos/skills

This installs two skills: workos and workos-widgets. The workos skill acts as a router that automatically loads the right reference for your task (AuthKit setup, SSO, migrations, etc.) so you don't need to install references individually.

Works with Claude Code, Codex, Goose, and any agent that supports the skills.sh format.

Install as Cursor Plugin

Install from the Cursor Marketplace (search "WorkOS"), or clone and symlink locally — see Local Development below.

Install as npm Package

For programmatic access to skill/reference content (e.g., from the WorkOS CLI):

npm install @workos/skills
import { getReference, getSkill } from '@workos/skills';

// Read reference content directly
const content = await getReference('workos-authkit-nextjs');

// Read a skill's SKILL.md content
const router = await getSkill('workos');

Path helpers are also available for consumers that need file paths (e.g., skill discovery):

import { getReferencePath, getSkillsDir, getSkillPath } from '@workos/skills';

const refPath = getReferencePath('workos-authkit-nextjs'); // absolute path to .md file
const skillsDir = getSkillsDir(); // directory containing workos/ and workos-widgets/
const skillPath = getSkillPath('workos'); // absolute path to SKILL.md

Exports

FunctionReturns
getReference(name)Promise<string> — reference file content
getSkill(skillName)Promise<string> — skill SKILL.md content
getReferencePath(name)Absolute path to references/{name}.md
getSkillsDir()Absolute path to the skills/ directory
getSkillPath(skillName)Absolute path to skills/{skillName}/SKILL.md

Skills

Two registered skills:

SkillDescription
workosRouter — identifies which reference to load based on the user's task
workos-widgetsMulti-framework widget integration with on-demand OpenAPI spec querying

Everything else is a reference file under references/. The router dispatches to the right reference via progressive disclosure.

References

Note: References are not standalone skills. They are loaded automatically by the workos skill based on your task. You do not need to install them individually.

AuthKit Installation
ReferenceDescription
workos-authkit-nextjsNext.js App Router integration
workos-authkit-reactReact SPA integration
workos-authkit-react-routerReact Router v6/v7 integration
workos-authkit-tanstack-startTanStack Start integration
workos-authkit-sveltekitSvelteKit integration
workos-authkit-vanilla-jsVanilla JS integration
workos-authkit-baseAuthKit architecture reference
Backend SDK Installation
ReferenceDescription
workos-nodeNode.js (Express/Fastify/Hono/Koa)
workos-pythonPython (Django/Flask/FastAPI)
workos-dotnet.NET (ASP.NET Core)
workos-goGo
workos-rubyRuby (Rails)
workos-phpPHP
workos-php-laravelPHP Laravel
workos-kotlinKotlin
workos-elixirElixir
Features
ReferenceDescription
workos-ssoSingle Sign-On with SAML/OIDC
workos-directory-syncUser directory sync from IdPs
workos-rbacRole-based access control
workos-vaultEncrypted data storage
workos-eventsWebhook event handling
workos-audit-logsCompliance audit logging
workos-admin-portalSelf-service admin portal
workos-mfaMulti-factor authentication
workos-custom-domainsCustom domain configuration
workos-emailEmail delivery configuration
workos-integrationsProvider lookup table for 60+ IdP integrations
Migrations
ReferenceDescription
workos-migrate-auth0Migrate from Auth0
workos-migrate-firebaseMigrate from Firebase Auth
workos-migrate-clerkMigrate from Clerk
workos-migrate-aws-cognitoMigrate from AWS Cognito
workos-migrate-stytchMigrate from Stytch
workos-migrate-supabase-authMigrate from Supabase Auth
workos-migrate-descopeMigrate from Descope
workos-migrate-better-authMigrate from Better Auth
workos-migrate-other-servicesMigrate from custom auth
workos-migrate-the-standalone-sso-apiUpgrade standalone SSO to AuthKit
API References
ReferenceDescription
workos-api-authkitAuthKit/User Management API endpoints
workos-api-organizationOrganizations API endpoints
Management
ReferenceDescription
workos-managementCLI resource management (orgs, users, roles, webhooks, seeding)

Development

pnpm test          # vitest
pnpm lint          # oxlint
pnpm format        # oxfmt

Local Cursor development

Cursor loads local plugins from ~/.cursor/plugins/local/. Symlink this repo's plugin directory, then reload Cursor:

ln -s "$(pwd)/plugins/workos" ~/.cursor/plugins/local/workos

Then in Cursor: Cmd+Shift+P → Developer: Reload Window (or fully quit and relaunch Cursor if the reload doesn't pick up new skills).

Eval framework

Measures whether skills improve agent-generated code. Each case runs the same prompt with and without the skill, scores both outputs, and reports the delta.

pnpm eval -- --dry-run                        # verify cases load
pnpm eval -- --no-cache                       # full run (42 cases, ~$1.70)
pnpm eval -- --no-cache --case=sso-node-basic # single case
pnpm eval -- --no-cache --cases=sso-node-basic,sso-ruby-domain-routing # selected cases
pnpm eval -- --no-cache --fail-on-regression  # with gates
pnpm eval:risk -- --samples=8                 # rerun latest triage cases with saved samples

How it works

Each reference file follows the same pattern:

  1. Doc URLs — source of truth links (agent fetches these first)
  2. Gotchas — non-obvious traps the LLM gets wrong from training data
  3. Endpoints (optional) — API endpoint table for quick reference

AuthKit and backend SDK references are richer — they include step-by-step installation instructions, decision trees, verification checklists, and error recovery.

The router (workos/SKILL.md) maps user intent to the right reference file.

License

MIT

Signals

GitHub stars
46
Forks
5
Last commit
Sep 2026
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Delivery
WorkOS MCP server → your ahel gateway (mcp.ahel.ai) → every connected AI client.
Catalog kind
mcp-server
Gateway key
com-workos-mcp
Source
github.com/workos/skills
Hosted endpoint
https://mcp.workos.com/mcp