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AI Skill

Install Forest's AI skill so your coding agent builds integrations correctly — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any SKILL.md-compatible agent.

Building on Forest with an AI agent? Install the official Forest skill — our developer docs packaged as an Agent Skill your assistant loads on demand. The first skill, html-playkit, teaches the agent the Playkit two-surface trust model, display-vs-base-unit amounts, the verified-identity handshake, and the full RPC surface — so it writes correct code instead of guessing. More Forest skills land in the same package over time.

Source: github.com/Forest-Protocol/forest-skills.

Install

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, and any agent the skills CLI supports:

Shell
npx skills add Forest-Protocol/forest-skills

Start a new agent session afterwards so it picks up the skill.

Register the repo as a plugin marketplace, then install the forest plugin:

PLAINTEXT
/plugin marketplace add Forest-Protocol/forest-skills
/plugin install forest@forest-skills

Symlink the skill into your agent's skills directory:

Shell
git clone https://github.com/Forest-Protocol/forest-skills
ln -s "$(pwd)/forest-skills/skills/html-playkit" ~/.claude/skills/html-playkit

What it covers

Once installed, ask your agent to build against Forest and it will pull in the right knowledge:

  • The iframe (client) vs trusted-backend trust boundary
  • Swaps and user-approved swap sessions
  • Game Balance, burns, and game-action settlement
  • The verified Player Identity handshake
  • The RPC request/response envelope and error codes

These docs stay canonical

The skill mirrors this documentation. When the two ever differ, the docs here are the source of truth — re-install the skill to pull the latest.

Errors and Security

Error-code reference and security rules for HTML template integrations.

Overview

Launch a playable token on Forest — upload your own game or build one from a prompt.

On this page

InstallWhat it covers