Give your AI coding agent Realtime Register API knowledge
AI coding agents are becoming an increasingly common part of the development workflow. They can write code, build integrations and help troubleshoot existing implementations.
But knowing how to write code is not the same as knowing how a specific API actually works.
That is why we created Realtime Register Agent Skills: a way to give compatible AI coding agents additional context about the Realtime Register API while developers work with it.
An Agent Skill provides a compatible AI coding agent with structured knowledge about a specific technology or task.
Instead of relying only on its general training, the agent can use Realtime Register-specific instructions, API schemas and technical references when helping you build or maintain an integration.
Our first public Agent Skill focuses on the Realtime Register REST API v2 and provides context for working with:
This gives your coding agent more of the information it needs to generate code that matches how the Realtime Register API actually works.
You can install the skill directly from our public GitHub repository:
npx skills add realtimeregister/skills
Once installed, compatible coding agents can use the Realtime Register skill as additional context when creating, extending or troubleshooting an API integration.
That means less time spent searching through documentation or guessing about implementation details, and more relevant context where developers increasingly need it: directly inside their coding workflow.
APIs evolve, and the information available to your coding agent needs to evolve with them.
The repository therefore includes tooling that compares its specifications with the Realtime Register documentation. A scheduled GitHub Actions workflow performs a weekly drift check and can flag differences that need to be reviewed.
This helps us keep the skill aligned with the API, rather than treating it as static documentation.
Realtime Register Agent Skills are publicly available on GitHub under the MIT licence.
Developers can inspect how the skill works, use it within their own development workflow, report issues and contribute improvements.
It is another way to make working with the Realtime Register API easier: give your tools the right context before they start writing the code.
Explore Realtime Register Agent Skills on GitHub and try the API skill in your own development workflow.