Code reference detail
install-cursor-skills.ts
packages/extension/src/ai_commands_module/install-cursor-skills.ts
| Idea | Status | Tags | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| installation | Reqlan installation has * * two sequenced layers * * that must not be conflated: 1. [extension_installation] — host product ( VS Code / Cursor extension ) install and first activation. 2. [base_installation] — marking a filesystem directory as a reqlan [bases.base] and seeding its `.reqlan` application memory. Extension install alone does * * not * * create a base. Base install alone does * * not * * open the welcome webview or install host agent skills. CLI `init` shares the base path with the editor ( [cli.init] / [bases.create_base_onboarding] ). | ||
| workspace_agent_files | Agent / AI host files are * * workspace * * artefacts, not files under `.reqlan/`. Install Cursor Skills ( [skills_mcp.cursor_skills_install] ) copies bundled `rq-*` skills into `<workspace>/.cursor/skills/` and updates `<workspace>/.cursor/mcp.json` when the local MCP server is available ( [install_cursor_skills_impl] ). Requires an open workspace folder; does not create a base and does not write into `.reqlan`. Naming: skills / chat slash commands use `rq-` prefix ( [skills_mcp.chat_skill_naming] ); command palette stays category " Reqlan " ( [configuration.ai_naming] ). AI command surfaces that depend on skills being present: [agents.ai_integration], [agents.ai_build_requirement], [agents.ai_add_to_context], [agents.ai_write_plan]. Dev sync of the same skill sources into this repo's `.cursor/skills` is a build concern ( ["../development/build.rq"] ), distinct from end-user install sequencing. |
Reference labels
../../packages/extension/src/ai_commands_module/install-cursor-skills.ts, install_cursor_skills_impl