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If you are a coding agent integrating OpenGeni into a product, start with the opengeni-client skill. It covers the default embed, onboarding, tools, isolation, background work, verification, and the decisions to ask your user about.

Install the skill

One command, from the root of the product repository:
bunx skills add Cloudgeni-ai/opengeni --skill opengeni-client works the same way. Without that CLI, copy the directory with git:
Without git, read the whole skill as plain Markdown at https://docs.opengeni.ai/reference/opengeni-client-skill.md. It mirrors every file of the skill, and a CI check keeps it identical to the repository copy. The skill is for the agent building the integration. Do not attach it to the customer-facing OpenGeni agent.

Machine-readable docs

What is authoritative

When sources disagree, trust them in this order:
  1. The live deployment. GET /v1/config/client and GET /v1/access/me show what the target deployment supports and what the credential may do.
  2. The installed packages. The exported types of the installed @opengeni/sdk and @opengeni/react define the exact API you can call.
  3. The skill and the canonical repository docs, such as docs/product-integration.md.
  4. These pages, which summarize the above for people.

Where to start reading